Critic Reviews
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Pocket Gamer UK
Unique in its tranquil style of gameplay, flOw's delightfully smooth experience is punctuated only by technical flaws related to its beautiful visual presentation.
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IGN
flOw's immensely surreal style will please anyone with an open mind regarding game mechanics, and $7.99 isn't too bad a price for a digital taste of Zen.
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GameDaily
The visuals and sound are terrific, although the handheld port runs into severe slowdown – particularly in WLAN-supported multiplayer.
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GameSpot
The PSP version of flOw doesn't add any new features, but it's well worth a look if you've never played any other version of the game.
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NZGamer
In the end Flow doesn’t add enough to justify the $15 price tag if you already have the PlayStation 3 version, and the lack of a save game in between evolutions may be a problem if you suddenly have the urge to play something else in between plays.
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Playstation Official Magazine UK
On PSP, it's just not possible to get lost in the moment. [July 2008, p.100]
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