Set in Japan, each level takes place in a different flower's dream as it sits on the windowsill of a dull city apartment. As the player progresses through the game, the apartment and city gradually becomes more vibrant and colourful, until it climaxes at the 100% completion mark and the cityscape is replaced by a vibrant field with mountains in the background. The player guides a petal through brightly coloured, abstract fields by tilting the motion-sensitive controller; pressing any button on the controller gives a speed boost. The aim is to guide the petal into other flowers in the field, triggering an explosion of colour that spreads through the game world.Flower utilizes the Sixaxis motion controls in the PlayStation 3 controller, and it is used to direct the flower petals around the map.
I played this game a long time ago. I did not enjoy it.
Forgive me for being such a bitch, but I fail to see how this can be fun.
If I wanted to relax I'd shoot people in a videogame.
It's supposed to be relaxing, and I think it's fun.
