Bear With Me review

Point-and-click adventures have made a resurgence in recent years, and it’s no surprise why; they offer storytelling opportunities and the ability to use humour like few other genres can.

Bear With Me is one such adventure title with plenty of humour. For starters, there’s a delightful juxtaposition with one of the lead characters being a gruff talking experienced private eye who happens to be a teddy bear. This in itself lends itself to some amusing exchanges, drawing upon classic tropes associated with private eyes and noir.

Ted E. Bear is the sidekick of Amber, a ten year-old-girl, who is trying to find her brother. But there’s the added threat of a mysterious character called Red who has been starting fires in Paper City and asking questions about Amber. The duo pair up on the case, hoping to find Amber’s brother and learn more about this mysterious threat.