Naughty Bear
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Game Information:
Developers: Artificial Mind of Movement
Publishers: 505 Games
Release Date: June 25, 2010
Rating: T, 12+
Genre: Action, Combat
Platform: Cross

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Synopsis(Wiki)
Naughty Bear is a video game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles as well as for iOS devices.[4] Players control the eponymous bear as they use various things to earn "Naughty Points", with extra points being given for random missions.[5]

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Story
Naughty Bear is a bear in the made up of island of teddy bears, with no real name. The island they are on, is the magical island of "Perfection Island". He is very mischevious, devious, mean, and very hurtful towards all of the other teddy bears on the island.
Idiotically enough, the bears have a birthday party, and when Naughty Bear is shunned from being invited to the party, he resides on killing the individual bears to finally achieve his every wanting revenge against all living, or non-living things throughout Perfection Island. As you go throughout the entire island, hunting down the party leader, and killing everyone in brutal ways on you way there, you encounter various enemies, teddy bear police, and magical creatures; one of the most hilarious, idiotic, and plain stupid storylines ever created.

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Graphics
I don't really think that 505 games or any of the publishers or developers of this game were really thinking sincerely when they were publishing and creating this game. The graphics system looks like drawings pulled out of a little kids doodling book. Scenarios look like paper cut outs, and the interface of the menus might possibly be the only thing in this game that is partially artistic and creative. The bears look like they were crafted extremely sloppily, and without any care. The scenarios are also a somewhat plus in this game. It delivers a satisfying scenario feel throughout the game, and it really helps a great deal towards its score. Otherwise, I'd most likely be giving this game a 1 for graphics. The other thing I sort of like in the graphics system is the camera movements. They are smartly placed, and have cool areas and ways of viewing kills and what not.

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Gameplay
The gameplay of Naughty Bear= I don't really think that the developers and producers of this game really wanted to make a best selling game. I think they accepted that fact when they basically added no story line, or graphics system, and just wanted to make a comical game, something that would change the gaming industry for better or, maybe for worse. This game definitely delivers a little bit of action, and humor. There are tons of killmoves, and various places to kill other bears. There are over 250 different styles of killing different bears, and this varies based on where you are, what weapon you're using and what not. The game also has a very negative side to it. The the gameplay is extremely repetitive. It goes on for the same thing for hours. The points system is a plus. The amount of exploration in this game lacks, and there is really not much to customize at all. The creativity in this game flows, because basically it is one of the games that took a risk at comical gameplay; and not surprisingly failed in doing so.

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Reception
Reception for this game was extremely terrible. It got around 2 positive reviews; one from HypeMagazine, rating it around 8/10 and by Game Informer, which rated it a generous 6/10. Other than that, it's all down hill from there. It got an overall score of about a 3.3 out of 10. It also received various ratings from various game reviewing companies, saying one of the worst games they had ever played in their entire lives. It was also stated as "Boring, clunky, and all around bad." The game really received a majority of negative reviews.

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FINAL RATINGS:
Synopsis: 7
Story: 5
Graphics: 4.5
Gameplay: 4
Reception: 5

FINAL RATING: 4.8 - A GOOD GAME TO LAUGH AT, NOT PLAY