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Like Stationfall with Sentient Plants, October 21, 2016by Audiart (Davis, CA) Chlorophyll is a well designed game reminiscent of Stationfall (shorter, fewer balloon animals) in which the protagonist explores an abandoned space station in an attempt to restore power (Spoiler - click to show)and save your mom. There is a "food" requirement (significantly less annoying than in Stationfall) and Floyd has been replaced by a robot plant, but the eerie-wonderful feeling of wandering through an empty building doesn't fail to deliver. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | View comments (2) - Add comment
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A well-polished sci-fi game with a teenage plant protagonist, February 3, 2016Chlorophyll felt like a commercial game to me. If Infocom had lived longer, I could see this as being one of their "Beginner" games (which were never very easy, as far as I can tell). It's well-polished, with a strong background story and lots of extra details. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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