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Annapurna Interactive iOS Game Apps: Donut County $2; Florence, Flower or Gorogoa Expired
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- Annapurna Interactive iOS Game Apps
- Florence $0.99
- Flower $0.99
- Gorogoa $0.99
- Donut County $1.99
- Gone Home $1.99
- Journey $2.99
- Telling Lies $2.99
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Florence is a must-play. It's a great comic-book-style take on the walking simulator/slice-of-life genre. Like many of the titles on this list, though, it's only slightly interactive and not much of a "game".
Flower is a pass. It's certainly pretty, but it's more or less a tech demo with very little in the way of gameplay or story.
Gorogoa was novel at first but wore out its welcome before the end. YMMV based on how much you like visual puzzles.
Donut County has a fun gimmick, but the gameplay grows stale quickly and the story, albeit quirky, was uninteresting to me.
Gone Home is dated. It's the progenitor of the "walking simulator" genre, and the logs do tell an interesting story, but the interface is really clunky. Florence shows how the genre can evolve.
Journey is okay. It's a step up from Flower in that there are clear objectives (and online co-op), but I didn't find it at all engaging.
I haven't played Telling Lies myself, but the customer reviews on both the App Store and Steam complain about the mandatory time spent rewinding tapes and compare it unfavorably to it's predecessor Her Story.
TL;DR: I'd recommend Florence and Gorogoa
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Florence is a must-play. It's a great comic-book-style take on the walking simulator/slice-of-life genre. Like many of the titles on this list, though, it's only slightly interactive and not much of a "game".
Flower is a pass. It's certainly pretty, but it's more or less a tech demo with very little in the way of gameplay or story.
Gorogoa was novel at first but wore out its welcome before the end. YMMV based on how much you like visual puzzles.
Donut County has a fun gimmick, but the gameplay grows stale quickly and the story, albeit quirky, was uninteresting to me.
Gone Home is dated. It's the progenitor of the "walking simulator" genre, and the logs do tell an interesting story, but the interface is really clunky. Florence shows how the genre can evolve.
Journey is okay. It's a step up from Flower in that there are clear objectives (and online co-op), but I didn't find it at all engaging.
I haven't played Telling Lies myself, but the customer reviews on both the App Store and Steam complain about the mandatory time spent rewinding tapes and compare it unfavorably to it's predecessor Her Story.
TL;DR: I'd recommend Florence and Gorogoa
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The other games are well known in the indie game community and are approved by them as such. Gorogoa has been on my wishlist on steam forever.
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On the other hand, Flower (their previous game) probably plays even better on your phone since it requires motion controls
Florence is a must-play. It's a great comic-book-style take on the walking simulator/slice-of-life genre. Like many of the titles on this list, though, it's only slightly interactive and not much of a "game".
Flower is a pass. It's certainly pretty, but it's more or less a tech demo with very little in the way of gameplay or story.
Gorogoa was novel at first but wore out its welcome before the end. YMMV based on how much you like visual puzzles.
Donut County has a fun gimmick, but the gameplay grows stale quickly and the story, albeit quirky, was uninteresting to me.
Gone Home is dated. It's the progenitor of the "walking simulator" genre, and the logs do tell an interesting story, but the interface is really clunky. Florence shows how the genre can evolve.
Journey is okay. It's a step up from Flower in that there are clear objectives (and online co-op), but I didn't find it at all engaging.
I haven't played Telling Lies myself, but the customer reviews on both the App Store and Steam complain about the mandatory time spent rewinding tapes and compare it unfavorably to it's predecessor Her Story.
TL;DR: I'd recommend Florence and Gorogoa
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