- December 27, 2017
- The Game Bakery
Flora
68%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay, stability
68% User Score 130 reviews
Platforms
About
Flora is a mixed genre of action, adventure, and real time strategy. Explore the universe of Flora, a whimsical world full of vibrant colors and lovable creatures waiting to be saved by Twig, a head strong girl and her companion Red, a sapling Grand Guardian wise beyond his years.







Audience ScoreBased on 130 reviews
story7 positive mentions
stability7 negative mentions
- The game features a charming and cute aesthetic, with adorable plant sounds and a whimsical world that is enjoyable to explore.
- The concept of controlling a magician who can summon plants to fight enemies is unique and offers a fun gameplay experience.
- As a free game, it provides a decent amount of entertainment and has potential for further development and updates.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and performance issues, making it frustrating to play at times.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and lacks depth, with limited combat mechanics and a small map that feels constraining.
- The lack of clear objectives and an incomplete story can leave players feeling lost and unsatisfied with the overall experience.
story
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its simple charm and lore, while others find it hard to follow and lacking depth. Many users suggest improvements, such as clearer navigation and additional cutscenes to enhance the narrative experience. Overall, while some enjoy the story elements, others feel it is underdeveloped and could benefit from more engaging content.
“I like this game; it has a simple story and the creatures are cute!”
“The story is good.”
“The devs have gone someplace good with it and added more to the story, the lore, and the combat.”
“I just hope there is more of a story implemented at some point.”
“I wouldn't recommend this game for people who expect a lot of action and story.”
“I started getting interested in the whole story bit with the diary pages and the characters talking, but then I saw the ending, which is lackluster.”