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Game2019
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots
Developer Exordium Games
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots is an all new prequel chapter featuring Amber’s brother Flint and the callous detective Ted E. Bear. Take to the gritty and bustling undergrounds of Paper City, discovering new characters and rich lore leading up to the events of the first 3 episodes of Bear With Me. From the Steam store page
72 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Sep 4, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
94
LovedLoved
61 positive · 4 negative
95% range 85–98%
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| Steam reviews | 61 | 4 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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7 newer reactions are still waiting for a label.
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
117 of 132 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
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Reactions
60 of 72 · most liked firstWhen I dont post art for a few days theres a very high chance im just obsessed with a new video game BEAR WITH ME
unlabelledView post →Each new episode of the "Bear With Me" game series is like opening a box of your favorite cherry chocolates. You seem to know their taste, for so many times you have already managed to get used to their aroma and aftertaste, but they are so loved that you close your eyes and enjoy it incredibly. "The Lost Robots" is a prequel to the three episodes that came out earlier, again returning us to the foggy streets of Paper City, where under the dense noir cigarette smoke, as if covering the whole…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →INDIE GAME RECOMMENDATION, ESPECIALLY FOR LINGUISTS (VERY ODDLY SPECIFIC RECCOMENDATION BUT BEAR WITH ME) I've been playing a shitton of Chants of Sennaar tonight and it feels very much like Obra Dinn if you were a linguist reconstructing a language from people's body language and random signage
unlabelledView post →I'll be playing "World of Horror" today for the first time as Spooky Month continues! I know almost nothing about this game, so no spoilers please (BUT BEAR WITH ME IF IT'S REALLY SCARY AHHHH) twitch.tv/RonennHausto...
unlabelledView post →Review in deutscher Sprache siehe unten Welcome (back) to Paper City! "Bear With Me: The Lost Robots" takes us back to Paper City. The story is set before the other three parts and can be summarized quite quickly: robots disappear in the city, and so there's a new case for Ted E. Bear. This time he is assisted by Amber's brother Flint. To find out what's going on in Paper City, they snoop around and search for clues. The puzzles are quite simple and I was never frustrated because I was…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was a little confused when purchasing the Complete Collection Bundle so I want to clarify it for others. The Complete Collection has Episode one, two, three and the prequel: Lost Robots games. Even though the description says it contains all prior episodes, the only things in my cart were the Lost Robots and the DLC for the Lost Robots. It doesn't make sense for the first three episodes to be lumped in with the latest release (the prequel) but that's what they've done. Not a fan of how it…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bear With Me: The Lost Robots is a point and click adventure game with an emphasis on telling a whimsical story while be ironically coated in a noir theme. The main two protagonists are Flint, a young boy, and Ted E. Bear, a rugged yet secretly compassionate detective past his prime. You follow these two throughout Paper City as they banter back and forth while unraveling the mystery behind the missing robots. Immediately you are tossed into the point-and-click action with very little…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →THE (yes, all caps) main reason why I don't recommend this game is, after two episodes of a parody or child play of a typical noir detective story, devs made ye olde switcheroo and completely changed the genre. That wouldn't have been that much of a problem per se, but what they switched to is almost psychological horror that is capable of triggering a rather large portion of people. ... That's besides rather creepy issue of sexual jokes/innuendo/themes with/towards the 10 years old character…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Went back and got the 100% for Bear with Me in the main game and the ending took a twist i wasn't expecting, really nicely made game and a fun shorter adventure
unlabelledView post →Bear With Me: The Lost Robots is a short prequel to the point and click game Bear With Me. In this game you play as Flint, Amber's older brother, who is filling in for Amber to help detective Ted E Bear on a case. The plot is pretty simple: Ted and Flint have to find out who or what is behind the disappearances of a number of Paper City's robot citizens. They go to various locations around the city, following a trail of clues that leads them to the ultimate culprit. The plot of this episode…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loved it. It was bought for me as a surprise Birthday present and it was full of noir charm, loveable characters, well-thought out puzzles, great art direction and good humour. For anyone who likes a good point and click game, I highly reccomend it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →BEAR WITH ME - DEMO IS FINALLY HERE! Give it a shot right now!!! (link in the replies) #fnaf #fangame #game #gamdev #fivenightsatfreddys
unlabelledView post →I'll start by saying I loved the first "Bear With Me," game. My favorite character is Ted E. Bear so I was looking forward to playing this prequel. Sadly this lone chapter didn't live up to my expectations. What I loved best about the original game is how I could emotional connect to the characters and the story. In my opinion, we could have done without this one. It's eluded to in the original game but unnecessary. Amber was a much more interesting character. Flint was just kind of there.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bear With Me: The Lost Robots is a prequel to the game Bear With Me. It's quite enjoyable whether you're familiar with the games or not. However, without giving any spoilers, there's a few parts that have a bit more impact if you've played the original game. Puzzles aren't too difficult and can be solved through trial and error easily enough. Dialogue is quite funny, with the kid Flint as a soft-spoken and sometimes snarky character who's fun to play as. If this is your first foray…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It started as a noir and fun game, turned out the lore is deeper than thought. It will stay with you for days. It is not for children. I haven't regretted buying the whole complete collection.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →When I call other detective point and click games "trash," it means I've compared them with Bear With Me and they lost.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Note for achievement hunters: the achievements are broken among this and the main game, where achievements for both are listed for both but can only be obtained in one game or the other. Noir detective game but it's with animals and imaginary cities. Nice comic book graphics, very polished looking. Lots of dialogue, perhaps a bit much at times. Plot with robots, fish people, jazz bars, cyborg car mechanic and shady offices. The bear is a little obnoxious but relatable. Kid's alright, felt…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you’ve played Bear with Me and liked it, you are already familiar with the odd pair – a young child in despair and a noir detective-like plush bear. Well, in this case, the kiddo is the brother, and he’s not as emotional or engaged as his sister was in the original story. This said, the lighter story and development doesn’t ruin the story at all. Instead, we can easily focus on the way the maker carefully created a unrelated event which unravels in front of our eyes, proving that even once…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A much shorter game, about 3 hours compared to 8 hours of the original but still the same feel to it. The dialogue amusing and in true Film Noir style. Amber's brother this time aiding the intrepid Ted E. Bear in his investigations. A delight to play and a couple of tricky puzzles but nothing too strenuous and then the final act. After playing the first game I knew what had happened and to see the train ride which seemed so innocuous but knowing the reality behind it was something beautiful…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is very good. It's really small, to be honest, but its price is low, so it's understandable. The game is offering a bit of everything (comics, puzzles, the classic search-and-combine-items thingy, dialogues, locations, characters, etc.). You won't see any of these in abundance, because, as I said before, it's a small game. You don't need to play the previous episodes in order to understand what's happening, since it's a prequel, but I'd certainly advise you to do that, since they have…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have finished Bear With Me: The Lost Robots and the Episode One already. And I'd like to say the puzzles in these games are literally pieces of sh*t. You will be stuck if you overlooked some inconspicuous items that could be used to solve the puzzles. Imaging that a code of safe is under a statue in the other room, before you need a code to unlock the safe, you can't find hints that the safe's code have anything to do with the statue. it's a lame trick and in the games all the time. But I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had trouble getting into this. Now I've trouble getting out...
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cool design and aesthetic. Nice story. Recommended for kids to start playing puzzle games!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bear With Me: The Lost Robots As a huge fan of puzzle games, I absolutely loved Bear With Me. The first time that I got familiar with it was through Bear With Me: The Collector’s Edition. Back then, the game had the 3 main chapters, where Amber and Ted were the stars. At first it was quite lukewarm. Just a girl playing with her toys, fantasizing about solving crimes and mysteries with a touch of an old noir film. But as you keep playing, the game creates a bigger mystery. Sooner or later we…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loved it! I wish there was more to this story, but knowing how the dots connect, I fear it really is over.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice Game Bear with me make always Fun Too short i want more :D
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bear With Me is such a weird song, and when the game first came out it was immediately nostalgic to me because the first phase sounds EXACTLY like the garbage I would make in FL Studio when I first started using it. it's so fucking funny
unlabelledView post →A good adventure with its own style and sad moments, when you don't listen anymore, you stay quiet and thoughtful.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Having finished the 3 episodes, though still doing the prequel, I quickly grew to adore this series. It's a point and click adventure story game, a tried and true concept, and these types of games tend to have lovely stories and voice acting. The story is on the complex side, and the characters all have a lot of personality. Having finished the 3 main episodes just recently, I already greatly miss the characters. That might be me being the sentimental sort, but I really yearn for more of them.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Meh .... Dialogue is quite slow, and while the voice acting is okay, it's not exceptional. However, for an indie game, this is acceptable Maybe I gonna give the game a second try later but for now it a no ( If there were an option for a neutral review, I would choose that)
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really wanted to like this game, I just couldn't get involved into the story as much as I would have liked to. There were some funny parts but it just felt flat overall to me. The puzzles were overly difficult and I constantly had to look up a guide as I was lost on what to do next. I think there are better point and clicks with better directions than this one ,unfortunately.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Like its teddy bear lead, I'm charmed by the rough patches of Bear with Me far more than I'm annoyed by them. There are a couple of very minor environmental bugs, some pixel-hunting, and jokes that fall flat, but it's all so earnestly told that in the end I really loved this as much as the original series of games. As a point-and-click adventure, it's strictly by the books, and that's a good thing in my opinion. You find objects, you use those objects on other objects, you know how it goes…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Bear with Me games are at a nice level, puzzles not too hard, voice acting solid (with blips, but nothing major), and the light humour works well. They are like a warm, welcome friend to spend time with and I'm a big fan.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a first impressions style of review, as I haven't finished the game, and I'm part way through what I guess is the prequel. Firstly, I love the art style. Growing up, seeing some Don Bluth animations, and Space Ace / Dragons Lair arcade games, the cartoon quality animations always made me go "wow". Now we take it for granted. However this is one of those games that makes you go "wow", with the film noir 1930's / 1940's style, with the modern animation. I really do like it. And…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A superb episodic noir game, deserving of your time and money. Wonderful, really. Nothing more to say.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i played the first one a while ago so the ending of this one is so sad you hear him coughing and you click why he is i wont say too much in case others havent played the first part of the game i love this one as much as the first part its sad ending but you find that out when you play the first part of the game defo recommend it others good story and graphics loved it play them both both are good games
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I recommend trying out Bear with Me games mostly because I like to support Balkan developers and that is something I usually do, and all-in-all it's really not a bad game and when it comes to point-and-click adventures it's mostly well done in terms of it's characterization and humor. However, it's definitely not without some issues. The good: Characters have very different personalities which makes meeting new character somewhat welcoming Good main character Game is very lighthearted and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →superslow, interesting story. 6,5/10 . havent plated the lost robots yet.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bear With Me: The Lost Robots, developed by Exordium Games and published by Miyagi Games, serves as a compelling prequel to the beloved episodic noir adventure series Bear With Me. Released in mid-2019, this point-and-click adventure expands on the dark, atmospheric world of Paper City, offering players a glimpse into the earlier days of the hard-boiled detective Ted E. Bear and his human partner Flint Ashworth. The game effectively combines noir storytelling with hand-drawn visuals and a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →omg It's included the original in the upgrade but I just bought it both. Never mind this one is better than the previous installment
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It was a nice Point-n-Click with a simple story, Could've been a lot better with the concept they had, Also the voice acting was weird sometimes.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good prequel, but it is better served after completing the main game in fact. The main game has more charm and humor, but overall I am happy this prequel exists. Although, beware because the puzzles are cumbersome and just when you think you messed up the solution you just misclicked because of the dark colors and no highlighting system of possible interactions (at least any that I could activate). Also sometimes you think you need to something but in fact you need to go back to the some…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Highly recommend this game to any players who like point and click adventures. It is a really clever game, which becomes more apparent on the second play through - the names and characteristics of the characters become quite poignant once you know what the ending is, while the first play through is merely quite witty. Other comments mention broken achievements - these all worked for me so perhaps an issue that has been resolved.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Teddy Bears: The Prequel.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really enjoyed this game, it was more of a movie with a few clickable options and puzzles than anything else, but it was really good. The story is interesting, the characters are adorable and it was 8 hours well spent.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A trully masterfully made little game that at first glance seem to have no right to actually be as good as it is. Bear with me is a mix of a noir style detective narrative, with some clever humor sprinkled in that at times is way to cynical to be targeted at children, so don't be fooled by the graphics style. To top the noir atmosphere there's a very layered narrative that can be enjoyed both by kids on a surface level (with the cute looking characters) or on a deeper level by adults who might…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've bought various versions of this game over the years and it's always been worth it. Now if you haven't gotten any previous version, this is the one to get. As for the game itself, I love it. The interface is clean, voice acting is spot on, story is tight and very well done. Any puzzles are fun and the various achievements are fun to go after and require only minimal reloading of saves. Very much worth the money in my opinion. Recommended.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Make sure to play The first 3 episode or else this one will not have the same impact. Overall pretty good. Unlike the trilogy, it doesn't force referential humor quite as much but it also does not dive into as deep a story. It's a short play through, about 2 hours so I'd recommend it on sale. There really aren't any super tough puzzle, the only times i got stuck was when i didn't notice something could be interacted with. The art is really fantastic and it's fully voiced. It's definitely…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great point to click puzzle game. Good atmosphere, great music and a fun story. Puzzles are too easy, but where this game lacks in difficulty it compensates in a fantastic art style, voice acting and music.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Read our Stuffed preview and learn all about this wave-based first-person shooter. #BearWithMe https://gamesense.co/game/bear-with-me/news/discuss/stuffed-previewbear-with-me-this-evening/
unlabelledView post →Great game. Emotional, detective, noir.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Lost Bots is not to long, not too short. It's a quick point-and-click with a decent story. Takes about 1.5-2 hours to complete. Played through twice to collect all achievements, and got everything in about 4hrs (if you don't want to waste time like me, there are many helpful guides you can use lol). I'll definitely be getting the complete series DLC.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great little game made me smile. what more do you want:)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I liked this. Much like the first one, but perhaps a bit easier to follow and a stronger film noir feel. Recommended, especially to fans of the first one. Short and sweet.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A nice prequel to the main game. Same mechanics, same noir style, same Ted E Bear ironic detective. Not as good as the main game, though.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really like the styling of this. Finished episodes 1 and 2 a little too quickly through sheer pleasure of the story and then realised that episode 3 is the final part with no coming episodes planned in future... so i'm holding back on the last one for a little while!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice short game with noir atmosphere, prequel to the "Bear with me" series. Here, we get to play as Flint. It is casual, nothing really extraordinary, yet justified by the price and fun to pass time with, which is around 3 hours.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like the premise of these games and the dark sense of humor. Gameplay is straightforward, it's all about the delivery of the story. This is the shortest in the series so far, but the continuity between the games is excellent and is worth playing.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great prequel. It's a really nice add-on to a great (if bittersweet) game in Bear With Me. The collection is highly recommended.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I thoroughly enjoyed this game. The story was captivating and unfolded in the right way. I loved the detective boards in between chapters recapping the story and giving your Bear's take. The voice acting was perfect for all the characters, and most of the characters were unique and enjoyable. I didn't think I would like the black and white, but it worked in this game. It added to the gritty 60's gangsters vibe it was trying to emulate. It did it quite well, considering the characters were…
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