Release Date: Feb. 12, 2009
Price: $00.00
Publisher: Sony
Developer: thatgamecompany LLC
Platform(s): PS3
Genre: Simulation
ESRB Rating: Everyone

Alcohol Reference
Alcohol and Tobacco Reference
Animated Blood
Animated Blood and Gore
Animated Violence
Blood
Blood and Gore
Cartoon Violence
Comic Mischief
Crude Humor
Drug Reference
Edutainment
Fantasy Violence
Gore
Informational
Intense Violence
Language
Lyrics
Mature Humor
Mature Sexual Themes
Mild Animated Violence
Mild Blood
Mild Cartoon Violence
Mild Fantasy Violence
Mild Language
Mild Lyrics
Mild Sexual Themes
Mild Suggestive Themes
Mild Violence
Nudity
Partial Nudity
Real Gambling
Realistic Blood and Gore
Realistic Violence
Sexual Content
Sexual Themes
Sexual Violence
Simulated Gambling
Some Adult Assistance May Be Needed
Strong Language
Strong Lyrics
Strong Sexual Content
Suggestive Themes
Tobacco Reference
Use of Alcohol
Use of Alcohol and Tobacco
Use of Drugs
Use of Drugs and Alcohol
Use of Tobacco
Violence
Violent References

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Flower

Flower is an upcoming downloadable PlayStation 3 game about being a flower. The game was announced at the 2007 Tokyo Game Show. The game was thought to be a spiritual successor to the game flOw, since it is developed by the same software company and since the word "flow" appears within the word "flower."

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Movie critic Roger Ebert gained infamy for his "video games are not art" statement. Well, someone needs to hook him up with a copy of the newly released PSN title Flower, and force feed the unkindly critic his own words. Masterful controls and the perfect mix of music and color combine to make an interactive experience that's not only creative and unique, but takes players on an emotive journey. If you're looking for an example of art in video game form, Flower is it.