Autumn Lewis

Cringe, okay. That's all this show is. What happened to the epic story writing, good character development, and thoughtfulness? All the good, kind characters are now creepy and dark, and don't care about anyone but themselves. In the "Zombie Episode," Vision legit becomes a creepo who apparently feeds people to his zombie girlfriend Wanda! The show is also really violent. In one scene, in the zombie episode, the Wasp shrinks inside a "previously" main character, who is now a zombie, and then explodes her by going back to normal size. And no one even acts like they care! A ton of the main characters get killed gruesomely in that episode, and none of the surviving characters act like they care. They're just like, "Oof, Tony's dead." Sorry, I just don't recommend this show. I kind of rambled, but after watching this, I'm disappointed. Please, if you don't want nightmares, don't watch this show. Love you all, and spend your time wisely. If you need to watch something, watch LOTR or something beautiful like that.

A beautiful masterpiece that is more art and a meditative experience than a game. Everything from it's music to scenery is spiritual and meaningful. It is very simple; you are a cell-like creature that slowly grows as you grab other cells. The name "flow" comes from the concept of mind immersion; when the brain understands something so well, it "flows" in what it's doing, almost like instinct. The theme of the game (at least to me) is to show how the small creatures live simple, and that's that. We, as humans, can live simply too. We don't have to overdo things, we can just be happy with what we have and what we are given throughout our own lives. This game (and all of thatgamecompany's games) teach many beautiful, wonderful lessons. Thanks for reading. Play Flow, and try to see the amazing, deep lessons it teaches in such a simple way. Enjoy.

Surprisingly meaningful and sentimental. It may just look like a game simply about being a flower, but it's so much more. It's very person; about blooming into your true potential, and growing beyond darkness. It's an amazing experience to play this game. I cried at the end. The only way to understand what I'm saying is to play the game yourself. You'll feel more spiritual than you can imagine.