So I got Flower for PS3

[Snarly]

So I finally gave In after being a action, Sports, RPG, and Platforming guy. I usually hate these kind of games however I found myself actually liking It a more so after a action packed or sad evening. Any members here have this game and what Is your take on It?

[CHEECHREBORN]

I played it at a friend's house one time. I know that my friend really liked it. He didn't explain it very well to me, and I don't think I'm cultured enough to appreciate it. I thought it was aesthetically pleasing and different from other games. My friend is a graduate student in film, and 95% of the time that I spend playing video games is spent playing Madden so that could account for our differences in opinion haha

[dano_24_26]

Never heard of it. But shouldnt think go in the WTF thread



I am however fascinated about how the game works. Can you tell me what you do/plot?

[Walter White]

My brother has this game and there is some other ones too he has. Like one where you are underwater and stuff. I like it because the music is relaxing and it is a relaxing game.

[MoneyMP3]

I have it and I love it. It's a great game to play when you are stressed.

[Snarly]

There Is no plot other than I think to make a dark city or maybe a depressed or sick person fell better by the "Levels" that act as "Dreams" where you become the Wind and rebuild some dead earth and Spots of land. Level 2 was far way better than level 1 So i can Imagine the last 3 are going to be amazing. I went back to level one just to be the wind to relax after a intense WipeoutHD session and I felt much more relaxed then I was able to beat the Wipeout race I could not before. It has that effect and and I do not even have a true HDtv yet. (I know) :/ So basically you make your own assumptions and story about It as you go on.

[Snarly]

My brother has this game and there is some other ones too he has. Like one where you are underwater and stuff. I like it because the music is relaxing and it is a relaxing game.

I think the underwater one Is Flow.

[Walter White]

Yea, that is what it is^^^