Pear Quest

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Pear Quest is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Sokpop Collective and was released on January 17, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

A tiny adventure game set on a huge island. Talk to animals, solve puzzles and reach the big pear at the top...

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Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

music1 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

Cute and charming art style with a quirky, lighthearted tone that many players enjoy.
Interesting concept of displaying the entire map on screen at once, enhancing exploration and puzzle-solving.
Fun and accessible puzzle game suitable for a short, relaxed play session with smooth controls.

Extremely small and hard-to-read font makes text difficult or impossible to read without external tools like Windows Magnifier.
Lack of in-game zoom options and resolution adjustments leads to significant eye strain and frustration.
Some minor issues with game polish, such as potential softlocks and lack of save/continue features, reduce overall quality.

story
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The story of Pear Quest is lighthearted and charming, featuring simple yet thoughtful quests with a relaxing, puzzle-based progression. While not deeply complex or highly challenging, it offers enjoyable secrets and mini quests that create a pleasant narrative experience within a brief gameplay timeframe.
- “Pear quest is one of those ridiculous conceptual experiments that works well, especially now that they've issued updates.”
- “The combination of clues and real-world relationships between objects makes this a relaxing game, though completing the quest to 100% is a little bit tricky (but worth it!).”
- “Pear quest is a delightful little puzzle game, reminiscent of Link's Awakening... without the dungeons.”
- “Many of the quests just end up giving you advice that you will have already figured out on your own.”
- “Simple quests that require just a little thinking to figure out what to do.”
- “Pear quest is not overly challenging, but is certainly not trivial either.”
graphics
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The graphics feature a cute, retro, and minimalist pixel art style with an upbeat, quirky tone that appeals to fans of maps and nostalgic aesthetics. While initially hard to read and sometimes visually ambiguous due to minimalism, players generally adapt and appreciate the design and subtle details like secret pathways.
- “Good fun little game, very hard to read at first but after a while you just tune into the graphics and the tiny text and it's fine.”
- “There are also some secret pathways that may not look like they are walkable due to the art style (but this point is negligible).”
- “The art style is cute and retro, the tone is upbeat and quirky, and the ending is a nice little nod.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is engaging enough to enjoy the main story but may lack the depth or appeal to motivate players to pursue optional achievements.
music
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The music is described as a "rad soundtrack" that complements the game's fun visual style and goofy dialogue, contributing to a sweet and lighthearted overall vibe.
- “It has a fun visual style, goofy dialogue, and a rad soundtrack, which collectively give it a sweet, lighthearted vibe.”