Flock Gameplay Review - A COSY, CREATURE COLLECTING DELIGHT!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Creature collecting has never been quite so ruminative and beautiful as it is in Flock gameplay. Flock game is a multiplayer co-op experience about the joy of flight and collecting adorable flying creatures with your friends, but is Flock PC gameplay any good? Find out in this Flock review that features Flock Xbox gameplay as Maddy Cullen reads Chris Donlan’s Eurogamer review.
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It’s like Flower, Alba a Wildlife Adventure and Adventure Time had a baby. I’m sold
This looks lovely, even though I'm not particularly patient. It seems like a good game for when anxiety hits as well.
Aside from the game, it's nice to hear Maddie's voice again.
Its Maddy!...
The first comment was a bot so I had to comment or else it would just be depressing.
Game does look cosy though
I had a really nice time with this game - perfect thing to chill out with after a long day. The final creatures are pretty tough to find but I had to do it! Nice review which I think gets to the themes the game is going for
Maddie :D
This was a pleasure to listen too, it fit the theme of the game.
This isn't to knock the game or the review/er, but it says something very sad about the world when you have to start touting the benefits of "noticing." Especially when the playerbase is living in an era of such visually rich games (Elden Ring comes to mind).
God, pretty much everyone in this comment section sucks. Is it, like, a cultural thing I’m missing?, being this eager to publicly and assertively suck so hard? Anyways, well-written and -voiced review; would’ve loved to read some actual discussion of it. Cheers or whatever.
I'm not convinced by the game. It is relaxing to play but there are long periods where you have no idea what to do. I've also found the music and gameplay stutters quite a lot. Having said that, I keep coming back to it.
Alert! Chris Donlan review incoming! Meandering nonsense imminent! Alert!
This is actually very poetic and in video form it was a pleasure to listen to.