Australian game developer Nocturnal Entertainment has announced the impending WiiWare release of their title Flowerworks. The game stars a confused alien named Follie, who crash lands on the planet Elilia while transporting a shipment of flowerworks (flowers that shoot fireworks) for her aunty.

Flowerworks promises to be a family-friendly title that both kids and adults will enjoy. The goal of the game is to recover the seeds and plant the flowerworks, using the Wii Remote to accomplish the task of planting seeds and firing fireworks. The single-player adventure will have 50 individual stages in a 15 to 25-hour quest. Players are able to score star ratings in each stage, and there will also be a quick-play arcade mode with three different difficulty levels.

A PC Flowerworks demo is also available on the game's official site.

Melbourne, Australia - Saturday, 12 September 2009 - Nocturnal is proud

to announce the upcoming release of Flowerworks for the WiiWare

service on Wii system.

Under development for more than 18 months, Flowerworks combines flowers

and fireworks in a groundbreaking action-adventure game, designed from

the ground-up for Wii.

In Flowerworks, the player takes the role of Follie – a friendly (but

confused!) alien who crash lands on the mysterious planet Elilia, whilst

transporting a cargo of Flowerworks seeds to her Aunty.

As Follie ventures away from the wreckage of her ship, she finds the

planet to be unacceptably lacklustre and her self-confidence is

shattered! She must explore the planet, rebuild her confidence, and

unravel the mysteries of Elilia. By recovering her seeds and growing

Flowerworks, she can transform the planet from drab to fab!

Flowerworks is a child friendly, pick-up-and-play title that will appeal

to the entire family. The game is designed around the strengths of the Wii.

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For more information on Flowerworks please visit the official website:

http://www.flowerworksgame.com