Flower is a rather unique and relaxing experience! It’s a pretty short game, with 6 levels, each starting you off with a single petal. You essentially control the wind, blowing the petal into other flowers to make them bloom, collecting more petals to fly around the map with. As you make more flowers bloom, you bring more light and colour to the map.

The levels are much more varied than I was first expecting, and the environments, while starting pretty plain, generally turn into beautiful, vibrant scenes once you’ve flown through, making the flowers bloom. Even the credits in Flower are done in a unique and wonderful manner, essentially being an extra level for the player to fly through. From my playthrough, there’s one level that’s not as relaxing, particularly if you’re trying to get the achievements, but it’s still a great experience, and makes the following level extra special! They stunning world is truly complemented by the music and sounds too, greatly adding to the whole experience!

There are some small issues with regards to camera angles being awkward at times, making it difficult to perceive where you are or where you’re going. There were also occasions where launching the game failed, but the second attempt always seemed to work. These are pretty miniscule issues when compared to the rest of my experiences.

There’s honestly not a lot to say about Flower. It’s a simple, yet very beautiful game and experience! It’s perfect to pick up and play for a few minutes in between work, study, other games, or any other time you may want to chill and experience something stunning and relaxing. I can quite honestly say I’ve never played anything quite like Flower, and I loved it!

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Flower is a rather unique and relaxing experience! It’s a pretty short game, with 6 levels, each starting you off with a single petal. You essentially control the wind, blowing the petal into other flowers to make them bloom, collecting more petals to fly around the map with. As you make more flowers bloom, you bring more light and colour to the map. The levels are much more varied than I was first expecting, and the environments, while starting pretty plain, generally turn into beautiful, vibrant scenes once you’ve flown through, making the flowers bloom. Even the credits in Flower are done in a unique and wonderful manner, essentially being an extra level for the player to fly through. From my playthrough, there’s one level that’s not as relaxing, particularly if you’re trying to get the achievements, but it’s still a great experience, and makes the following level extra special! They stunning world is truly complemented by the music and sounds too, greatly adding to the whole experience! There are some small issues with regards to camera angles being awkward at times, making it difficult to perceive where you are or where you’re going. There were also occasions where launching the game failed, but the second attempt always seemed to work. These are pretty miniscule issues when compared to the rest of my experiences. There’s honestly not a lot to say about Flower. It’s a simple, yet very beautiful game and experience! It’s perfect to pick up and play for a few minutes in between work, study, other games, or any other time you may want to chill and experience something stunning and relaxing. I can quite honestly say I’ve never played anything quite like Flower, and I loved it! [quote]For more reviews follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33506892/]Gawain Games Curator Page[/url] and check out the [url=https://gawain-games.com/]Gawain Games Website[/url]. You can also find my review on [url=https://wetheplayers.com/reviews/gawain-s-flower-review]We The Players[/url].[/quote]