Flower (video game)/Nightmare Fuel

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  • Apparently, people have said that they were scared after getting shocked by electrified structures in Dream 5. Understandable, given that until this point, the game seemed not to even contain any form of damage-taking.
  • Dream 5 in general, really. The storm makes everything grey and hard to see, the music is melancholy and just a little off-key (and the flowers you collect are very off-key), and your actions do nothing to actually make things better or brighter. You just blow through, with little consequence.
  • You could even say it starts in Dream 4, when, with an abrupt Scare Chord, the last set of flowers you collect causes a short-circuit, blackening the wires, electric poles, and even the grass around them. As you head for the end of the stage from there, the wind kicks up, the rest of the lights flicker out, you fly through a valley filled with metallic wreckage, and the chapter ends with a shot of twisted electrified towers on the horizon and a coming storm, leading to the gloomy Dream 5.
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