The Pedestrian is a charming little puzzle game that doesn't have to hide in the shadows of Portal or Qube. While the gameplay is purely 2D, it introduces additional layers of new switches, moving parts, and a few twists as you progress through the adventure, keeping the journey diverse and increasingly challenging. The levels range from being "straightforward" where solutions are readily apparent, to discovering solutions as you traverse through the level, and to "brain-teasers" where you really have to look around carefully and trace the puzzle chain through multiple switches and features. There were a few moments when I was on the verge of giving up on a puzzle and taking a break, but with enough brainpower, I managed to reach the end of the level. Visually, everything is accompanied by a wonderfully atmospheric and sombre soundtrack, and the cityscape, the basements, and the subway stations that whiz by in the background of the signs create a beautiful and intriguing backdrop. So, if you're a fan of puzzle games, The Pedestrian is definitely worth picking up, perhaps during a sale, as I was able to reach the end in just 3.7 hours despite encountering some challenging puzzles.