Finding Teddy

 PC
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6.3

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  1. ritardedartkid
    Nov 16, 2014
    5
    I finished this game a week or two ago and already forgot about it. That should tell you everything you need to know. The concept of using music as the main source of dialogue was interesting, but in the beginning you can be left wondering what you're supposed to do - looking at you bird feather statue. On a positive note, the hand drawn graphics do look great.
  2. smilzoboboz
    Mar 11, 2016
    6
    Could be much better/varied.
    Artwork is nice and the whole adventure is kinda "positive" but after finishing the game I don't feel anything for the characters at all, for some reason they didn't impress me (even if the actual plot should be at least heartwarming).
    So, again, could have been much better than this. Also, as a side note, the linux version of this didn't come with fullscreen    Could be much better/varied.
    Artwork is nice and the whole adventure is kinda "positive" but after finishing the game I don't feel anything for the characters at all, for some reason they didn't impress me (even if the actual plot should be at least heartwarming).
    So, again, could have been much better than this. Also, as a side note, the linux version of this didn't come with fullscreen support, which means A LOT of out window-border clicks leading in de-focus and general pain...    … Expand

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  1. CD-Action
    Feb 10, 2014
    60
    It’s a shame that Finding Teddy is too short to be something more than just an interesting curiosity. [02/2014, p.73]