Games like Pear Quest

92%Game Brain Score

gameplay, story

grinding, stability

97% User Score Based on 12,836 reviews

Critic Score 77%Based on 3 reviews

Webbed is the story of a happy little spider on an adventure to save her boyfriend from a big mean bowerbird. Swing through the trees, spin sticky webs, and make friends with bugs! Be the adorable spider you've always wanted to be.

83%Game Brain Score

music, graphics

replayability, grinding

85% User Score Based on 2,591 reviews

Critic Score 75%Based on 3 reviews

Life on Tiny Planet was calm and carefree until a great disaster occurred - Tiny Planet was hit by a meteor! The world fell apart and now its future depends only on you! Use your imagination and creativity: in order to restore Tiny Planet and help its inhabitants you will have to fix a variety of machines and mechanisms as well as solve puzzles in each of the five chapters of this game. Navigation…

84%Game Brain Score

gameplay, music

grinding, stability

91% User Score Based on 934 reviews

Critic Score 78%Based on 29 reviews

Minit is a peculiar little adventure played sixty seconds at a time.

82%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

optimization, stability

85% User Score Based on 635 reviews

Critic Score 67%Based on 1 reviews

Soar with the wind on your broomstick, deliver packages to your friends, and explore a vibrant sandbox world in a coming of age adventure about an aspiring witch!

63%Game Brain Score

gameplay, graphics

stability, replayability

76% User Score Based on 348 reviews

Critic Score 29%Based on 4 reviews

Four Sided Fantasy is a wordless, seamless experience where you use screen wrap to solve puzzles in ways you never thought about before. Remember in Pac-Man how you can go off one side of the screen and "wrap" to the other? In Four Sided Fantasy, the player has the ability to toggle this screen wrap on and off at any time. Each new season in the game brings a new twist to screen wrap. Just as you …

86%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

grinding, replayability

93% User Score Based on 1,348 reviews

Critic Score 80%Based on 25 reviews

Hue is a vibrant, award-winning puzzle adventure, where you alter the world by changing its background colour. You explore a dangerous grey land, unearthing coloured fragments on a journey to find your missing mother. As obstacles match the background, they disappear, creating new and exciting puzzles - full of peril, mystery… and colours unseen

74%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

stability, grinding

90% User Score Based on 2,505 reviews

Critic Score 50%Based on 10 reviews

Calico is a low stress day-in-the-life community-sim where you move to a town of magical girls and are given a harrowing yet adorable task: make the town's cat café active and full of cuddly creatures again! You will journey to a small village of Magical Girls and other fantastical friends to fix up the cat cafe, as well as fill it with furniture, decorations, yummy pastries and most importantly c…

79%Game Brain Score

story, music

grinding, stability

81% User Score Based on 2,276 reviews

Critic Score 76%Based on 19 reviews

Seasons After Fall is a 2D platform-puzzler game that will let you dive into a captivating universe and explore a land governed by magic and nature. As a wild fox you are sent on a perilous journey to meet the four Guardians, aided only by your ability to change the seasons at will, manipulating a gorgeous 2D world. Each of the seasons has a drastic change on the environment: it is up to you to ch…

94%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

grinding, stability

94% User Score Based on 646 reviews

Be Flint, who is doing his best to keep his grandma's park up and running and make it a place for the campers to enjoy. Learn the camper's wishes and build whatever their hearts desire to attract even more quirky characters and look forward to whimsical conversations and quests.

46%Game Brain Score

graphics, story

atmosphere, grinding

46% User Score Based on 364 reviews

Lume is the prequel of the award-winning game "Lumino City". The game is a puzzle-adventure with an unique art-style: The world in Lume is not made of polygons but completely with paper and cardboard material. Who turned out the lights? And more importantly... Who will fix them?