Pear Quest

Pear Quest is one of those ridiculous conceptual experiments that works well, especially now that they've issued updates. Launching the game you're introduced to a very hard to see menu. Go down to Options, press 'x' to select the menu, and futz around with the Zoom and Full Screen options until you can get a comfortable resolution. At launch it was limited to 2X Zoom but they've upped it to 5X since then. I believe I was one of the people who beat the game using the Windows Magnifier tool, but that was three years ago so I can't quite place how that went. This is a game made using a minimal amount of pixels, where the entire map is made to be displayed on screen at once. It is a cute isometric adventure starring a lost rabbit who navigates an island while solving puzzles. I enjoyed my time with the main story, but I was not enough of a fan of the gameplay to go back and unlock the optional achievements.

A fun adventure! About an hour or two to complete, and a very fun couple of hours to figure out the game. The speedrun is basically a puzzle that ask if you really understand how the game works, and the secret house is a genuinely challenging string of quest that also act's as it's own no achievement speedrun challenge if you want to squeeze out a bit more playtime. A satisfying game!

That was really good, short and sweet. But where is the ball?

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Good fun little game, very hard to read at first but after a while you just tune into the graphics and the tiny text and it's fine. i enjoyed it.

The font IS tiny, it's true, but it's readable with some effort at fullscreen.