Maybe blowing petals around in the wind to make flowers bloom is more of an experience than a game, but if you want to play a quick PlayStation Network game to just be mellow, this is one of the best.

Available on: PS3
Genre: Other Games/Compilations
Release date: Feb 12, 2009
Published by: SCEA
Developed by: thatgamecompany

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1 player SOLO

8 GREAT
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You play the wind in Sony's beautiful PSN game

Feb 12, 2009

Flower is likely to inspire the sort of purple prose that always appears whenever games skirt the periphery of ‘art’; but to bury the game under a load of pretentious hyperbole is to do it a disservice. The concept – guide a bunch of petals around evocative landscapes, gradually bringing colour and life back to the world – is strong enough that such prose is redundant. ...

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