Bear With Me - Episode Three DLC

Wow!

love this series sad for it to end.

Honestly one of the best games and stories I've played in a while. It has everything I enjoy!

Great ending. It goes to unexpected places in this chapter. It's a mandatory game for everyone who likes the genre. Overall score: 8/10

i can't play episode 3. It says that I have the episode in my library, but when I click play episode 3 it brings me to episode 1. How do i play episode 3?

The story is fantastic. It's surprisingly deep and moving for a game that tries to be so "funny." It could have been a lot more powerful if the game weren't constantly trying to cheapen itself with insufferable fourth-wall jokes. Literally WHY? You already have a good story, why do you need that crap? Anyway... disregarding that, it really is a great game. The third episode is darker and more psychological than the previous two, and I thought that part was phenomenally presented. It ties everything together, gives meaning to the entire series, and provides a good, solid, and satisfying end. The ending is sad and heavy, in a good way. The art, as always, is impeccable. The puzzles are easy, but that's fine and certainly better than the moon-logic puzzles that plague the genre. Overall, great game.

Bear with me is a story about a girl named Amber and her partner Teddy E Bear in the search for her missing brother, and the mystery behind the "red" man who has an interest in amber. Art 10/10 - The art i found was very Beautiful. The Black and white design added towards the old detective theme that the gameplay was going for. For the third Episode some colour was added to certain scenes but the way in which it was used was amazing. Gameplay 8/10 - The gameplay was a point and click puzzle game. While fun, it was still simple. The game also offered various options when proceedng through the game. Story 10/10 - The stroy was very interesting. The whole game seems to revolve around amber acting out fantasies that a young child like her would. For the third episode, the game still remained in paper city and dealt with alot of the same characters from the previous episode. The story takes an interesting turn and becomes very psychological and dark, an aspect of the game i did not see coming but very much enjoyed and was surprised by. Music/Sound 8/10 - The music and sound were very good. The voices of the characters were clear and and easily understood. Overall - Overall i really enjoyed the Third episode. Alot of questions were answered as this was the final episode for this series. I will admit i did not expect some of the things that happened to happen but it made for a great surprise as i was always guessing what would come next. Bear with me was a great game and i can not wait for more games like it.

Bear with Me concludes its story with a fantastically animated third episode. Like the previous episodes it is light on the puzzles and heavy on the referential humor. While the story finally takes that darker turn that had been eluded to since episode one it does well to maintain its tone. The final episode in Bear with Me kicks up the art and animation. Scenes feel lived in and are fully detailed, along with animation that is buttery smooth. The voice acting is good. The quality of Bear with Me was always good, but the ending feels as though there was an extra bit of polish. This is nice to see when so many other serial point and clicks cannot even complete their series. The story explores darker concepts this time around. Its subject matter makes it difficult to place. Characters are mostly dolls, but they can be drunks, creepers, and violently killed. Most of the worst violence happens off screen, but if you were considering playing this with a child you might want to do a run through first to decide if it is appropriate. The story overall is pretty decent, it does not explore anything too new, but it does have cute twists on the noir prototype. Concepts introduced in episode one are flushed out in episode three. There was a clear theming from the start and each episode resolves its own sub-plot nicely. Each episode is self-contained enough to feel complete but still contributes to the whole. There is a reasonable amount of depth to the story as well-conceived allusions pepper the game. That said it still plays as a childish dark comedy. Lots of video game and 90s era movie references are strewn about in the dialogue. It is a nostalgic kind of funny, but nothing laugh out loud. Puzzles are still the weak point of Bear with Me. The previous episodes were largely fetch quest, this time around there are two well thought out puzzles in the form of locks. The rest of episode three is still very simple. Bear with Me is a well written point and click with excellent production quality. While it lacks in challenging puzzles it really does not make any mistakes in design. Overall, the game is a worthwhile purchase for point and click fans.