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Flight of the fireflies, iPad game review

Emma Llensa 9 July, 2012 Videogames 1 minute

This post is also available in: Spanish

We are totally in love with ‘Flight of the fireflies’ game for iPad! You have to guide -and make the trip with them- a firefly through a beautiful landscape. You know how we love using technology to create new poetry experiences…


An interactive musical poem

Flight of the Fireflies is an interactive musical poem where you guide a swarm of musical fireflies into the countryside. It is an experiment to see how much you can take the game out of a game, but still create a compelling experience. There is no competition, goals, rewards, winning or losing. Instead, it is simply about having an experience.

Flight of the Fireflies uses music and photography in ways not normally done in games. The music is generated dynamically while you play. Each firefly plays a separate tone, and as you collect more fireflies the music becomes more complex. The environments are made from photographs taken in and around Stockholm, Sweden. They all portray things – forests, park benches, trainyards, fields – that capture a certain Swedish melancholia. Taken together, the music and photographs not only tell the story of the fireflies’ journey, but also of the feelings that we all go through as we step into the unknown.

You can visit the offical App website (which is, by the way, another work of art itself!): flightofthefireflies.com

Flight of the fireflies, iPad game


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