Posted by Dr. Lakav // Lead Game Designer, The Game Atelier -
Hello everyone, we are very proud to present SunFlowers, coming this autumn to PS Vita. At first sight this game may look pretty casual — indeed, its objective is pretty simple: you have to grow flowers using chain-reactions.
You control the Sun, and you have the power to grow beautiful flowers on the ground. To do this, you shoot rays of sunlight through passing clouds, which turns the sunlight into water, which in turn causes the plants to grow. But if a sun ray touches a seed or a flower, it starts to burn. Thankfully, a drop of water will clear that burn right up.
Jayden Williams at Aussie-Gamer.com writes: "Developed by The Game Atelier, SunFlowers is a fun, charming and addictive game release for the PlayStation Vita."
Released back in October, SunFlowers is the first PlayStation Vita title that requires players to tilt their handheld long ways, offering a new perspective for their portable gaming experience."
With a remarkably low price entry, is this simple, yet challenging, game worth the cost of entry or are you better off to put your hard earned cash towards something else?
Read on and find out our verdict!"
Sunflowers has made its way onto the Playstation Vita. Could you possibly go wrong with a game that only cost $3.99? This game is very simple once you get the hang of it, and it makes a great game to pick up and play while on the go...
I totally agree.. this game is amazingly addictive... I was playing it on the bus a few weeks ago and I missed my stop HAHAHAHA!
My wifey loves that game so much so that I am thinking of getting her a Vita...
Great game! Nice review!
It truly is an addictive game. You will be so focused you want know what's going on around you!
Gamesblip writes about The Game Atelier's SunFlowers for the Vita.
i know this game wont appeal to the hardcore psvita fans ( or at the majority of them ) but i think the system need more casual games like this if they want to grab the casuals attention.
and i think its good to have variety.
It definitely looks cool. Unfortunately, when I emailed The Game Atelier back when this was first announced they implied it would be coming to other platforms after launch on the Vita, specifically iDevices.