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The Florist Trailer Reveals Plant-Based Survival Horror
Unclear Games released a trailer for The Florist, a survival horror game set in the lakeside town of Joycliff. A plague causes flowers to rapidly grow and transform humans into monsters.
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Why it matters
The Florist is a fixed-camera survival horror game with a plant-based plague premise, selected for a major festival, and targeting current and next-gen platforms.
Key Facts
- The Florist is a survival horror game set in the lakeside town of Joycliff, where a plague causes flowers to grow uncontrollably and transform humans into monsters.
- Players control the sole survivor, Jessica Park, from a fixed-camera perspective, using weapons and solving puzzles to escape.
- Time passes in real time, and stronger enemies appear at night.
- The game is planned for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Windows and Steam, with final release details due in late 2026.
- The Florist was selected for the London Games Festival Official Selection 2026.
Players control sole survivor Jessica Park, using weapons and puzzles to escape. The game is planned for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, with final release details due in late 2026. It was selected for the London Games Festival Official Selection 2026.
The trailer shows Joycliff as a lakeside town overtaken by a disease that makes flowers grow uncontrollably and turns humans into monsters. The sole survivor, Jessica Park, navigates the town from a fixed-camera perspective, using weapons and solving puzzles. Time passes in real time, and stronger enemies appear at night. The game is planned for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Windows and Steam. Final release information will be announced in late 2026. The Florist was selected for the London Games Festival Official Selection 2026, which also includes Vampire Crawlers.
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