- July 31, 2019
- Exordium Games
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots
Platforms
About
"Bear With Me: The Lost Robots" is a prequel episode to the noir-inspired adventure game series. Play as both detective Ted E. Bear and newcomer robot sidekick, Amber, as they search for the missing robot crew members. Uncover secrets and solve puzzles in this episodic, story-driven experience with hand-drawn art and animated cutscenes.






- The game features a charming story with well-developed characters and a unique noir atmosphere that resonates emotionally with players.
- Puzzles are generally well-balanced, providing a mix of challenge and accessibility, making it enjoyable for both newcomers and fans of the series.
- The voice acting and writing are top-notch, contributing to an engaging experience that combines humor and deeper themes.
- Some players found the puzzles to be overly difficult or reliant on trial and error, leading to frustration and the need for guides.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content and depth compared to the original episodes.
- There are issues with achievement tracking and bundling that have caused confusion and dissatisfaction among players.
story
66 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a complex and engaging point-and-click adventure that features well-developed characters and a mix of humor and emotional depth. While some players found it less detailed than previous installments, the narrative is still enjoyable, with a good balance of easy and challenging puzzles. Overall, the storytelling is praised for its creativity and atmosphere, though opinions on voice acting vary.
“The story is interesting, the characters are adorable, and it was 8 hours well spent.”
“The interface is clean, the voice acting is spot on, and the story is tight and very well done.”
“The story was engaging, the puzzles were a good combo of easy and hard, and the puns and jokes in the game never disappoint.”
“I really wanted to like this game, I just couldn't get involved in the story as much as I would have liked to.”
“The (yes, all caps) main reason why I don't recommend this game is, after two episodes of a parody or child's play of a typical noir detective story, the developers made a complete genre switch.”
“Overall, the story of the prequel feels less detailed than that of the previous episodes with Amber.”