Bigfoot Quest

$5.99

Release Date:: Feb 17, 2024
Developer:: Syntaxity
Publisher:: Syntaxity
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Casual Adventure Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Many books have been written, many blurry photos have been taken, but has anyone really found Bigfoot? Discover beautiful landscapes, find clues, and solve puzzles along the way in this point-and-click style puzzle adventure game.

Your Uncle Henry has set up camp deep in the forest of the Pacific Northwest in search of the mysterious Bigfoot. He asks for your help as he is close to discovering the location of Bigfoot’s den. Will you find Bigfoot?

Your Uncle Henry has been renowned for discovering lost treasures for as long as you can remember. His legendary stories of adventure excited your imagination as you were a child growing up. Now with your newly acquired archeology skills, he has been reaching out from time to time for your help in tracking down some of these difficult to find treasures.

This captivating adventure game has:
- Custom designed beautiful HD graphics!
- Custom composed soundtrack and sound effects!
- A dynamic map to show the screens you have visited and current location
- A camera that takes photos of clues and symbols as you discover them
- Dozens of puzzles, clues, and items
- Auto saves your progress
- Available for phones and tablets!
- Instantly move around the map reducing travel time with Fast-travel
- Get helpful text hints that nudge you in the right direction and complete walkthrough videos for each hint and puzzle

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #803613 english

4 hrs at review

Recommended

I bought this game partly out of nostalgia for early/90s-00s PC point-n-click games and partly because of the title. The four hours I took to play the game was all it took to beat it. Overall I think this is absolutely worth whatever the dev was asking (something like $5 or less on sale). It was fun, simple, relaxing. It has an a cozy, low-res-photo-realism aesthetic that you'll love if you also have nostalgia for the mid-90s PC experience. One 'mixed' issue. The puzzles themselves aren't all that hard (not easy either, they're pretty great overall). There are some times where I wish the contextual text when experimenting was a bit more thoughtful and specific to what you're trying (and failing) to do. It felt like the further I got into the game the more generic and less helpful the messages got. But (and this is where the 'mixed' part comes in), this game's hint system is about as good as you could ever want. And it doesn't punish, limit, or shame you for using it. If you gre...