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Release date

March 11, 2021

Publisher

Self-published

You are trapped. Bound by magic by unknown captors. But you are a Flow Weaver and can move between dimensions. Travel amongst them, learn new spells, and uncover the secrets of this strange world to orchestrate your escape.

Flow Weaver is a narrative escape room game. The player explores and experiments with their environment, moving between different magical dimensions to solve intuitive puzzles towards the goal of escape.

Gameplay allows you to move between your cell and multiple different dimensions (or "Flows") as you discover them, learning how each Flow affects the world in different ways. The player uses those differences to solve puzzles and challenges, learn new skills or spells, and uncover new objects and new puzzles.

Flow Weaver is an immersive seated experience with fully voiced dialogue, a moving soundtrack, and rich narrative lore for fantasy fans to dig into.

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Ratings & reviews

3.25

187 ratings

Oculus rating

Updates

Director's Cut Patch and Sale

December 4, 2023

Hello wonderful Flow Weaver players! We can't believe it's been over 2 years since we launched Flow Weaver, and we continue to be overwhelmed by the number of people enjoying our game. In fact, that ongoing support has allowed us, over the last couple of years, to continue to put some time and…

Coming Soon: Chinese Localization, Revised Tutorial, Logic Updates and more!

September 26, 2021

Hello, veteran weavers and those of you who have yet to embark on your magical journey through Kelemspar. It’s been a while since we’ve updated you all, but we’ve been diligently working to implement new changes that will give you a better gaming experience. A really big move for us has been the…

Player reviews

Pyrian1017

January 25, 2022

4/5

Gorgeous Story - Wish I Had More

First of all, this is a beautifully crafted story with an amazing and magical depth. The game ran perfectly for me with no bugs to speak of. The puzzles were pleasantly difficult and the extremely subtle hints forced me to think back to every world to figure out what to do. This is exactly what I look for in an escape game. Secondly, I completed the game in only a couple hours and since replaying would only give me the same puzzle, replaying is not an option. In my own opinion, a price point of 20$ for this short of a game is slightly expensive, but not outrageously so. Especially since the game ran well, and the story showed so much depth for those willing to listen. Lastly, the ending left room for a sequel which I very much hope to see. I would love to spend more time in this magical universe of connected worlds. I cannot wait to see where the developers go with this idea and I’m extremely excited for more. In conclusion, a great experience with a slightly high price, and an ending which leaves you itching for more. The only reason I couldn’t rate this game at 5 stars was the length to price ratio along with a lack of replayability. However, I do highly recommend this game to those interested in puzzle of escape room games, especially if you have a mind that is amazed by magic. Thank you to the devs for introducing this universe to the VR community and I will be impatiently waiting the next installation if there is one. *hint hint cough cough*

98 found this helpful

Zachzul

April 28, 2021

4/5

Bugs, glitches, bad design decisions

I am very disappointed. This could have been a great game, but there are simply too many bugs, glitches and hilarious design decisions, as other reviewers have already pointed out. Unfortunately, I have already spent more than two hours, because I actually like the atmosphere and art style (that is why I still give the game two stars). Usually, I would have asked for a refund. Don't buy, this is hardly in beta status. UPDATE: Fortunately, the developer has massively patched this game, that is why I am happy to update my review. Still, some of the puzzles are ... Strange, to say the least, but most technical and several design issues have been fixed.

92 found this helpful

marshmellodragon

March 12, 2021

4/5

Amazing visuals with challenging puzzles

Love the idea of fantasy-themed escape room puzzles, but some of these challenging puzzles demand you to think outside the box to solve them. There were few moments where I wished to have gotten more clues for the puzzles. Frankly, the puzzles test your patience and cause some frustration, but the seated experience makes it a bit better to think through them. The visuals are beautifully designed and the flows are atmospheric especially the Skybridge. Enjoyed the entire gameplay which took me approximately 3-4 hours to solve. There are some bugs in between, but it resolves when you start the game again. Overall, the game demands a lot of thinking to solve the puzzles which I totally loved. The visuals are compelling. Would have given a 5 star if there were more clues to solve the puzzles. But if you seek a challenge, definitely try this one. It's worth the price.

69 found this helpful

erasmushurt

March 11, 2021

1/5

Couldn't Get Past 10 Minutes

I played it for 10 minutes. Half of that was talking and the other half was me trying to figure out what to do without any direction, and with none of the key combinations working. Maybe it turns into a good game later, but if you can't keep me interesting in the first 10 minutes, then you've lost me.

61 found this helpful

Waifu_Boxx

October 7, 2021

3/5

Great buildup - really disappointed

I’m usually a lot more forgiving than this, so I have to apologize to the creators who worked so hard on this game. *Spoilers ahead* It’s a terrific concept in my opinion. An inter-dimensional puzzle escape game with magic and mystery quite pretty settings to work with. I could forgive the bugs, which were few and far between if I am honest. But the ending was just awful. Especially given that there were HINTS at an alternate ending! What about the dying universe? What about the electric contraption on the sky bridge that we never got to interact with further? And the voice lines about that SPECIFIC device? You left us room to ASSUME that we got the bad ending in going to the mirror world right away, but then left us hanging. I’m sorry, but that’s poor writing my friends, and leaves a sour taste in your mouth no matter how enjoyable the puzzles and mechanics were prior. I saw mention somewhere of more to come within the universe in another game. Maybe you could update the game just to mention that before the end credits? That might help a bit.

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