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Bear With Me: Episode 3

Exordium Games · Oct 5, 2017

PC

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In the third and final Episode of Bear With Me, Ted is looking for Amber who seems to have been kidnapped. Only he can rescue her, and only she can take down the arsonist Red. The series finale brings emotional turmoil as Amber finally confronts Red to end things. For better or worse. Bear With Me - Episode Three is part of a series in which Ted aids Amber in her quest to find her missing brother Flint.

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  • Hey Poor Player

    Kenny McKee · Oct 05, 2017

    7.0
    Bear With Me – Episode 3 didn’t have quite as an impactful conclusion as I would have liked. That being said, it was still an enjoyable experience, and certain parts of it were quite impressive. For those of you who have been following Bear With Me thus far, Episode 3 is definitely worth your time. And to those who haven’t played the game at all, it’s worth considering. Bear With Me might not be the most challenging point-and-click adventure out there, but it’s still very engaging. And, ironic as it may sound, I wouldn’t let my stance on the game’s ending bother you too much either. If you’re nitpicky on details like I am it’s a bit of a letdown, but for those of you are less scrutinizing then I’d say that it wraps up pretty nicely.
  • Cubed3

    Adam Riley · Oct 11, 2017

    6.0
    Bear With Me's second episode took so many steps in the right direction that it is extremely disappointing to see this finale drop back to the levels of the first outing, with barely any puzzles of note included and those that are there either being too simplistic or too obtuse to be memorable in a positive way. The tale comes to a tear-jerking conclusion, but with this originally being planned as a five-part masterpiece, it is sad to see things hastily wrapped up in Episode 3 instead. Fans of the previous two entries, though, will be overjoyed to see their favourite characters again in this well presented point-and-click adventure, and the desire to see how it all ends will keep people going, despite the flaws.

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