The Pedestrian Reviews
Novel presentation and a masterful complexity curve, but The Pedestrian's very shy about storytelling.
The Pedestrian is a charming game that asks you to puzzle your way out of the dimensional bounds of street signs.
The Pedestrian is a bright and addictive puzzle game with great music, but only when you play it in small sessions. This project will be perfect in a portable format when Skookum Arts finally releases it for iOS and Nintendo Switch.
Review in Russian | Read full review
There's more to The Pedestrian than meets the eye, but its best parts are the simple, obvious pleasures it offers.
The Pedestrian is a cute little game, with great visuals and interesting puzzles. Relatively short, but elegant.
Review in Russian | Read full review
A unique and charming puzzle game, The Pedestrian may not break any boundaries in the genre, but its charming gameplay and unique aesthetic elevates it against its rivals.
The Pedestrian is a highly creative, well-balanced and pleasantly challenging odyssey through the sign forest of a big city - and a real gem in the puzzle genre.
Review in German | Read full review
A serene, quietly uplifting afternoon's entertainment for urban explorers and platform fans alike.
The Pedestrian is a beautiful, well thought out puzzler that nails that mark between a relaxing and challenging experience. Skookum Arts has crafted an experience worth the time of those looking for a beautiful new brain teaser.
While I didn’t struggle too much with the puzzles, I can see where a hint system would be an improvement, especially to attract more casual gamers who might pick The Pedestrian up and then get frustrated quickly and miss out on this unique game. For puzzle fans, if you take The Pedestrian for a walk, you will find that the best puzzle games are the ones that make you feel really smart for figuring them out, and The Pedestrian has many puzzles that will give you that eureka moment and make you feel like a genius!
The Pedestrian is surprising and astonishing and delighting, it’s true. But for about the first hour and the last.