Rob Pitt writes: Within this current generation of gaming we’ve seen a rise in the number of episodic releases, developers releasing their games one chapter at a time throughout the year to both prolong the experience/story and so they can deliver a product much quicker (as it’s incomplete at that point).
There have been titles such as Hitman and the Assassin’s Creed DLC, but the main genre which has adopted this method is the Adventure Game genre – Titles such as Life is Strange and the back catalogue of Telltale (R.I.P).
Bear With Me is a game in the genre which was released in parts yet moved over to consoles once the final chapter debuted.
There is no denying that some of the best Android games are indie titles. However, some indie games are online-only, which is troublesome for those of us who deal with spotty Wi-Fi. Google Play is saturated with offline indie titles vying for players’ attention. But do you really want to spend hours scouring the metaphorical shelves for the best of the best? Luckily, you don’t have to. Check out our list below for the best offline Android indies as of 2020.
Bear with Me is a fun and intriguing point and click adventure with a brilliant lead character that does suffer from a couple of flaws.
Edgar writes: "Bear With Me is a stylish noir point-and-click adventure game which places the spotlight on the cynical detective Ted E. Bear and one of his companions."
