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Flower Is Now Available On The iOS App Store
In case you missed out on Thatgamecompany's second game, Flower, love flowers, and happen to have an iOS device, you're in luck.
As reported by Touch Arcade, Annapurna Games (who published What Remains of Edith Finch and is publishing the console version of Kentucky Route Zero's TV Edition) has published the game on the iOS App Store, where it costs $4.99. The game was originally published by Sony, who still holds the copyright, according to the App Store page.
As on the PlayStation 3, Flower uses tilt controls almost exclusively, which means players must move their phone to move around the titular flower.
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