Papa Pear Saga

Critic reviews

• TATouch Arcade

  Shaun Musgrave · Dec 06, 2013

  6.0

  Papa Pear follows a lot of the same beats, so it's certainly enjoyable, but I'm not really sure if there's much of a place for it between its inspiration at PopCap and its stablemates at King. If you're a Peggle fan who's completely exhausted the game, by all means, give it a go, you've got nothing to lose, but otherwise, there's really no reason you shouldn't be playing Peggle instead of this.

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• MModojo

  Steven Strom · Dec 02, 2013

  6.0

  Papa Pear Saga is a very different kind of game for the Saga brand. Without having to wrack one's brain over puzzles, it might appeal to those looking for a more relaxing experience. The control freaks out there might just find that lack of direction a frustration though.

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• 1148Apps

  Carter Dotson · Nov 29, 2013

  7.0

  That the game also pushes the ability to buy extra papa pears makes one wonder: is the game being fair? It sure doesn’t feel that way at times. And given that Candy Crush Saga is known to “move the goalposts,” so to say, I certainly feel that there may be some of the same activity going on here. And really, that’s the main issue here: there’s fun to be had, but it’s missing that key element that makes it truly great.

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• GGamezebo

  Nadia Oxford · Apr 09, 2013

  8.0

  Otherwise, if you’re a fan of Peggle, you should be able to sink right into Papa Pear Saga. It’s slower-paced than Candy Crush Saga, which makes it a touch less addictive—but your employer probably won’t have a problem with that.

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• PGPocket Gamer

  Peter Willington · Nov 15, 2013

  9.0

  This is as essential an experience for the everyday mobile gamer as Candy Crush Saga is, and - just like that game - it will assuredly have a place on your phone for months and months to come. Move over Candy Crush Saga, the crown for fast-paced puzzling crown now rightfully belongs to Papa Pear.

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