Naughty Bear

The mis-understood plushy just wants to be everybody's friend. But he's constantly ignored by the other bears of Paradise Island, who'd rather laugh at him than invite him to groovy birthday bashes. Naturally, this all results in the scorned super-ted turning into some kind of bear-bashing murder machine. That's where you come in.

Sure, games can sometimes be far too generic or suffer from some iffy design decisions, but they're rarely as poor as Naughty Bear.

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Naughty Bear is a broken, unhappy experience.

There seem to be very few surprises left in the gaming industry, so when a novel idea does come along, people generally sit up and take notice. So the idea of a slightly unhinged, fluffy teddy bear running amok and killing off his brethren is so off the cuff that it just had to work, or at the very least garner some column inches. However, the title has slipped mysteriously under the radar and it is only upon playing it that you can see why. The tagline could well have been: "When good ideas ...