Journey is getting a Collector’s Edition of the game, that includes two other titles from thatgamecompany, the developers behind the title. The developers outlined the details for their first ever retail release, which will include Flow and Flower, among a number of other extras.
The Flower soundtrack, originally scheduled to hit the PlayStation Store this week has been delayed due to “technical difficulties.” The soundtrack was pulled from the European PlayStation Store at the last minute after failing the Quality Assurance tests from Sony, and will now be released at a later date.
The Flower soundtrack was first revealed on February 12th 2010, marking the one year anniversary for the PSN exclusive title. The soundtrack will finally be available to purchase from the PlayStation store this week. The soundtrack features 8 tracks from the title, with over a hour of music. Best of all, it will cost only $2.99.
There has been a steady stream of Dynamic Themes from Sony and developers since the functionality was added in Firmware 3.00. Flower is the latest game to get its own dynamic theme. To celebrate Flower turning one year young, and all the success the game has enjoyed since its release, the developers have put together a beautiful and serene dynamic theme, complete with day and night cycles.
Flower is the latest game from thatgamecompany, the ingenious minds behind flOw which was one of the earliest and indeed the first indie game to hit the PlayStation Store. In flower, you control a petal and work your way through environments rejuvenating them to become bright and beautiful once more.
I strongly suggest that if you have bought the game, that you play through each of the 6 levels or ‘dreams’ BEFORE looking at this guide – it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience the first time you play through it and I do not want to ruin that for you.
