Florence
February 13, 2020
A story about love and life At 25, Florence Yeoh feels a little stuck. Her life is an endless routine of work, sleep, and spending too much time on social media. Then one day, she meets a cello player named Krish who changes everything about how she sees the world. …
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95.0
"Like the video game equivalent of an orchestra, Florence is comprised of so many different elements that all work seamlessly together to create an emotional masterpiece. Video games exploring romance is nothing new - but this short and sweet game …"
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"For something that you can fit into a long lunch break, Florence is a beautiful and memorable story that has stuck with me ever since I finished it. I laughed and cried along with Florence as she made her way …"
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85.0
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70.0
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65.0
"The graphic style is clean and the music is lively; we finally regret only its short lifespan of just 30 minutes, which leaves an aftertaste of too little, but nevertheless, the experience is perfectly worth the detour."
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60.0
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70.0
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95.0
"Florence tells a wonderful story about first love. You can see how love grows and goes and be part of a great story. It&s;s over after around 40 minutes and I couldn&s;t have any influence on what&s;s happening, but that …"
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50.0
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"I haven&s;t been touched by a love story like this since reading Scott McCloud&s;s The Sculptor, a wonderful and affecting graphic novel. Fullbright is probably the only other developer that could claim to do love right with Gone Home, but …"
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90.0
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75.0
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"Florence weaves its alluring aesthetics, simple interactivity, and genuine story in creative and compelling ways"
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80.0
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"But, what is Florence? It&s;s an evocation of the beauty, sadness and hope that comes from any human connection we make in our lives, whether with art, nature or another person. It&s;s a succinct and incredibly successful exploration of moments …"
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85.0
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70.0
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75.0
"Although Florence is a short and sweet look into the love life of a 20-something young woman, the experience is one that I feel is well worth enjoying. Granted, it features a story that will leave you wanting for more. …"
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85.0
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90.0
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90.0
"Overall, if you are looking for a deeply emotional and relatable story about the joy and challenges of love and everything that comes with it, Florence is definitely a game you cannot miss. With its simple gameplay, lovely art, and …"
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78.0
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72.0
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80.0
"This graphic novel-style chronicle of twentysomething romance uses a delicate aesthetic and clever interactions to keep you emotionally invested"
Read original review"Despite its short, singular narrative, [Florence] is one I will undoubtedly visit multiple times. Just because it’s so touchingly beautiful."
Read original review"Florence is a love story, a story that merges video game and comic, capable of giving shape to a delicate and poetic narrative, but with an overwhelming emotional impact, which really leaves you speechless: at the end of this short …"
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72.0
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76.0
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88.0
"Through the highs and lows of a newfound love, Florence is a wonderfully told and emotive story that engages you in such simple, but effective ways."
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85.0
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80.0
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"Florence is a simple, exciting, sweet and sometimes bitter narrative experience, suitable for those who want to laugh with sadness and cry with joy. It is a graphic novel about youth, first love, personal dreams and gender issues and, although …"
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