Florence

Annapurna Interactive

About this game

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.

Experience every beat of Florence and Krish’s relationship through a series of bespoke gameplay vignettes – from flirting to fighting, from helping each other grow... to growing apart.
Drawing inspiration from ‘slice of life’ graphic novels and webcomics, Florence is intimate, raw and personal.

From the lead designer of Monument Valley comes Florence, an emotive and unique mobile narrative experience.

Ratings and reviews

A fantastic piece of interactive storytelling that, clearly, a LOT of contextual thought and design went into. Excellent use of color, SUPERB use of something as simple as word balloons to convey a ton of emotion and situational narration. If I spent this much on a comic book with the same story and art, which is about right for the price, I'd consider it to be one of the better comics I own. In the format it's in, however, this far transcends what the conventional graphic novel could. I freaking love this.

I've never left a review for any game I've played... but this simple little game made me feel things that I didnt think were even possible with a phone game. absolutely beautiful. the music, art, the way they convey things with such simplicity. the puzzle piece conversations that get simpler the more you get to know someone, showing how much easier it is to talk to someone the more time you spend with them. it's such a simple concept, but I can only describe it with 2 words.... pure art. ❤

Exceptional! This game is sweet, sad, inspiring, and hopeful...and manages to do it with little to no actual dialogue . All of its facets and nuances are instead communicated visually through clever interaction and puzzles. Alongside this you have fantastic sound design and score, which changes dynamicly to further emphasize emotional or situational change in the story. It does feel like it ends pretty abruptly, but it's more slice of life in that way I guess.

What's new

- Added 64-bit support