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Flower Shop: Summer In Fairbrook

Flower Shop: Summer In Fairbrook

|Italy, Spain|Adventure, Indie

6.3 /10

Okay

Niche

139 ratings
Rating sources
Steam · Player score6.9/10138 ratingsIGDB · Critic score6.0/101 ratingsIGDB · Player score5.0/10
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Why play it

The Flower Shop is a dating and farming simulation game. Steve's life has just taken a downward turn. His grades from his first semester in college are dismal, his relationship with his girlfriend is rocky at best, and now his dad is shipping him off to some farm for the summer so that he can "build character." What's a poor, lazy, college kid to do? Take control of Steve as he spends a summer in Fairbook, working on the farm, making new friends, and maintaining old relationships.

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.3/10 across 139 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Indie, Visual Novel — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Niche GamerBad Dad · 28 Jul, 2022
6/10

In conclusion, Flower Shop: Summer In Fairbrook seems very much a title that those already in the VN genre can enjoy. It checks the box of interaction satisfaction when you improve a relationship as is required of dating simulators. The story isn’t particularly inventive, but player interest is maintained while wooing the four candidates. Ultimately though, the game is crippled by the repetitive farming minigame and could have benefitted greatly on the whole with a reduction in its presence.

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