flOw is a game about piloting an aquatic organism through a surreal biosphere where players consume other organisms, evolve, and dive into the abyss. With an embedded design of DDA (dynamic difficulty adjustment), players with differing skill levels can intuitively customize their game experience and enjoy the game at their own pace. You can play as one of 5 creatures, each in a unique environment. Lose yourself in the crisp “deep blue” in full HD at 1080p and 5.1 Surround Sound. Use the SIXAXIS motion sensors on the DUALSHOCK wireless controllers for an organic experience that will allow you to glide, flit, and flOw through the universe.
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joguei no PSP e adorei, mas quando passei para o PS3 e PS4, os controles destruíram minha experiência, muito ruins... Deveria ter opção de usar o analógico, uma decisão tão simples...
I love games that try to do something different, it's the reason why I love Yume Nikki, itch.io and scrolling through massive catalogues of games to find stuff that catches my eye.
That's why I can say that people 15 years ago were out of their minds praising a game that communicates absolutely nothing past pleasant visuals and sound design.
That's why I can say that people 15 years ago were out of their minds praising a game that communicates absolutely nothing past pleasant visuals and sound design.
Closest thing that there ever is to a playable XMB menu.
Loved flOw! Probably the weakest game from thatgamecompany's catalogue, but that is not an insult at all!
That was… so confusing. And the PS controller is awful.
the worst game i've played from thatgamecompany so far, but still a very solid and chill time
big fan of their work, and with the art and sound this didn't dissapoint, but the actual gameplay I'm very mixed on. I like the whole "state of flow" thing they were going for and I think it almost works very well, but the way that the game uses motion controls really ruins it. There were times I would get into that wavelength between fun and relaxing but then the shit ass controls would rip me right out of it, very much wish I could just play with an analog stick, would probably vastly prefer the browser or PSP versions.
big fan of their work, and with the art and sound this didn't dissapoint, but the actual gameplay I'm very mixed on. I like the whole "state of flow" thing they were going for and I think it almost works very well, but the way that the game uses motion controls really ruins it. There were times I would get into that wavelength between fun and relaxing but then the shit ass controls would rip me right out of it, very much wish I could just play with an analog stick, would probably vastly prefer the browser or PSP versions.