What a great game The Pedestrian is

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This game is utterly delightful!

It is eye and ear candy. You are a flat two-dimensional character that is navigating through several rich 3-D city environments.

The contrast between the two worlds is just brilliant because It is so rich and colorful between the two.

You carry keys, climb ladders, and interact with various items.

You progress by rearranging the signs, entering and exiting with ladders and other items.
You drag and drop the signs you appear in, connecting them to see what works together.

You will jump, climb ladders, ride on different mechanisms; you'll get around a lot of different ways.

Think interactive Chutes and Ladders.

The music is calming, there is no rush, just a pleasant Sunday stroll down a street in Paris.

Thus far, the game is running great, with no crashes or freezes of any kind; the game runs like a game should.

You do not need to be terribly quick or dexterous to play this game.

There is an autosave function that starts you off where you were when you exited the game, and if you accidentally run into, oh, say a table saw, you will restart there.

You can use a controller or keyboard to navigate, but I found the controller the easiest.

[b]What a great game The Pedestrian is[/b] +Graphics +Play Length +Puzzles +Music This game is utterly delightful! It is eye and ear candy. You are a flat two-dimensional character that is navigating through several rich 3-D city environments. The contrast between the two worlds is just brilliant because It is so rich and colorful between the two. You carry keys, climb ladders, and interact with various items. You progress by rearranging the signs, entering and exiting with ladders and other items. You drag and drop the signs you appear in, connecting them to see what works together. You will jump, climb ladders, ride on different mechanisms; you'll get around a lot of different ways. Think interactive Chutes and Ladders. The music is calming, there is no rush, just a pleasant Sunday stroll down a street in Paris. Thus far, the game is running great, with no crashes or freezes of any kind; the game runs like a game should. You do not need to be terribly quick or dexterous to play this game. There is an autosave function that starts you off where you were when you exited the game, and if you accidentally run into, oh, say a table saw, you will restart there. You can use a controller or keyboard to navigate, but I found the controller the easiest.