Flower

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my VR mod gameplay here: https://youtu.be/FkxEL8vqaOo Yes, you can now play Flower in VR with the latest FREE VR Mod. It has Full Stereo 3D, Head-Tracking and Motion Controls. The mod is easy to install as well. Flower VR has never been more immersive to play. I would say it's the best way to experience Flower. Looks great & runs well enough on my RTX 5090. Journey will be coming soon to VR as well. [quote]I bought this game! If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.[/url][/quote]

What a quintessential PSN game. I’d always see it when browsing the PlayStation store and never got round to playing, maybe because there’s no guns or hidden blades. Having now completed Flower, I feel blessed. [h1]THE FUTURE WE WERE PROMISED?[/h1] It’s interesting that Flower had never crossed my path before. I got really into the Frutiger Aero scene over the last few years and never saw any mention of this game, despite it being off the Frutiger Aero charts. Originally released in 2009, Flower was developed and born in the Frutiger Aero golden age of corporate skeuomorphism and logos with gradients. It’s incredible. The first level is excellent evidence of this. Saturated, rolling hills under a vibrant blue sky. It’s Microsoft’s Bliss wallpaper brought to life on the PS3. And the music creates a distinct Ghibli response in my heart thanks to the trilling piano keys and playful strings layering over the beautiful sprawling fields. It reminds me of similar sights in Spirited Away or Howl’s Moving Castle. So vibes wise, definitely worth a pickup. The game has a genuine healing energy - something you might find in Wanderstop or Celeste. If you approach Flower with free time and a…

Beautiful and fun game, but a remarkably odd port. On my desktop PC, the cutscenes only play audio over a black screen. With Steam Input enabled, it seems to be doubling controller inputs as well. On Steam Deck, it resets my settings every time I launch it, and chooses a bad resolution that doesn't fit the screen. It is also disappointing that this game doesn't come with native Gyro support, since it was built around that on the PS3. Gyro emulation works okay though

a beautiful, breath-taking game. this is one of those games that fills you with ecstasy because it's so freeing and feels boundless. it's extremely unusual in both concept and execution, but the developers knew what they were going for and they nailed it. playing this game is a blissful experience and i find myself repeatedly revisiting it long after i fully completed everything.

This might be the only game that I've stopped playing because I wanted to savor the experience of a first playthrough over more days.

legal, mas nao roda no linux, não da pra finalizar :(