5.5 out of 10

Naughty Bear

 

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  • User Score (51)
    6.6 6.6 from 51 reviewers
  • Expert Score (59)
    4.8 4.8 from 59 reviewers
  • Gameplay (46)
    5.9 5.9 from 46 reviewers
  • Graphics (45)
    6.3 6.3 from 45 reviewers
  • Sound (45)
    7.2 7.2 from 45 reviewers
  • Multiplayer (4)
    6.0 6.0 from 4 reviewers
  • Control (2)
    5.9 5.9 from 2 reviewers
  • Lifespan (2)
    5.1 5.1 from 2 reviewers
  • Game depth (2)
    7.4 7.4 from 2 reviewers
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Experts:
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7-8
(2)
5-6
(34)
3-4
(19)
1-2
(4)
Users:
9-10
(11)
7-8
(15)
5-6
(13)
3-4
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  • Expert Reviews

  1. GamingTrend

    5.7/10
    10 December 2011

    There is nothing worse than disappointment, especially when you've built up your hopes so high.  This is particularly true when you know that the game in question has such great … Read more

    • Fantastic concept, Clever creature names, Online leaderboards for each mission and sub-mission
    • Fantastic concept, Clever creature names, Online leaderboards for each mission and sub-mission

  2. GameSpot

    5.5/10
    28 June 2010

    Rather than having a linear single-player experience with a straightforward narrative, Naughty Bear has seven collections of increasingly difficult episodes that must be unlocked by winning a certain number of bronze, gold, and silver trophies, given out for high scores in the preceding episodes. For most players, this will mean dipping into the early episodes of each chapter multiple times to pick up enough trophies. Read more

    • Good concept, Some amusingly brutal kills.
    • Game mechanics are rough around the edges, Basic combat lacks challenge, Shallow storytelling, Too much main game content locked off.

  3. Australian Gamer

    Australian Gamer
    8 July 2010

    There is no point in me waffling on about this game as that would be counter productive to your gaming time. I can't recommend this game to purchase, rent or even attempt to win for free. It's unfortunate because its concept is appealing but its delivery is somewhat abysmal. In the hands of another developer this could’ve been somewhat of a better quality but Naughty Bear as it stands is un bear able. Read more

    • Good concept
    • Concept wasn’t well delivered

  4. AAG

    AAG
    8.4/10
    1 July 2010

    Conclusion Naughty Bear is a great example that a game doesn’t have to be epic to be awesome. Which it is, in every sense of the word; stalking, killing and making insane a slew of helpless teddy bears could only be this fun in this day and age where such actions in a childish video game are looked down upon. Read more

    • Naughty Bear is a great example that a game doesn’t have to be epic to be awesome. Which it is, in every sense of the word; stalking, killing and making insane a slew ...
    • + Great sense of humour mixed with ultra-violence , + Wonderfully childish graphics and sound - emphasizes violence , + Surprisingly good and thoughtful AI , - M...

  5. BigPond GameArena

    3.0/10
    3 July 2010

    It's such a let down, because the potential is certainly there. Rather than have Naughty Bear scare from the bushes or pop out of closets, why not have jack in the boxes, masks, ghost costumes or anything prank-worthy - but with a vicious twist? It could have piqued interest and numbed the pain of the incredibly dull gameplay. In the end, Naughty Bear gives you the bear necessities, and very little else. Read more

  • User Reviews

  1. BigPond GameArena

    1.0/10
    Reviewer: chrisnakey, BigPond GameArena
    16 July 2010

    The idea is solid, and it reminds me of conkers bad fur day from the n64, however, unlike conkers bad fur day (which was a great game) this game is terrible, absolute rubbish. I'm not even sure how this game even managed to get released if anything it should have been released as an XBLA game for 800MS (if they were lucky, its not even worth that). Read more

    • The idea behind the game is good. You take something childish which is expected to be PG, then throw in violence.
    • Everything. The game only has 3 zones, which are alternated between each level or "episode" as the game refers to them. By the time you've done episode 3, you mose wel...

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