Despite a loose story and tedious endgame, Flock is a cheery delight for nature lovers.
Flock Score Details “ Flock will bring out the inner birdwatcher in you, even if only for a few short hours.” Pros Cons I’m sailing on the back of my trusty bird through a forest lined with giant mushrooms when I spot something peculiar. I see a sparkly orb with a neon glow floating in front of me. As I puzzle over it, my eagle eyes see another one close by. Soon I’m following a trail of them like a zoologist tracking a set of footprints through the mud.
Birds of paradise When Flock begins, I find my character sitting on the back of a bird in an ocean of clouds. After sailing to a nearby island and meeting some locals, I’m quickly given a simple task: go identify some critters. That quick introduction sets the stage for a sleek, streamlined exploration game where my focus is almost solely on observing wildlife. I don’t even have to think about my movement too much.
As an amateur birdwatcher myself, Flock really captures something I love about patiently watching animals in their natural habitats. On a recent walk through a nearby cemetery, I caught a bird I’d never seen soaring over a pond. I carefully peeked at it through my binoculars and started taking mental notes. Black feathers. Orange accents on its wings. A quick search let me correctly identify it as a red-winged blackbird, leaving me satisfied with my ability to clock its defining features.
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