Naughty Bear.

[Meggiepants]

I'm planning on renting it to see if it's worth playing. It has gotten really bad reviews, but a few Escapists have said they really enjoyed it, and it looks intriguing. So what the heck, I'll give it a try.

 

[Drakmeire]

I saw the game on X-play and I immediately thought of Raze's Hell, if anyone even remembers that game, it was a shooter where you played as an alien and murdered a swarm of cute teddy bear-bug people who were trying to destroy your planet because they thought it was too ugly.

Spoiler

The idea of a game that is about killing a bunch of cute things is nothing new. I just wish it would evolve

 

[Your Nightmare]

I loved the concept..A murderous bear going on a rampage.

But it was so poorly implemented..I feel bad. It's a really good idea but they just presented it wrong. Maybe if it was of a generic hack 'n' slash with free roam, it would of done better?
Like GTA mission style + freeroam with a ... Darksiders gameplay style? But in a more unique way ofcourse, as the idea is

 

[Sky Captanio]

Haven't played it. But it seems to be one of those games that says: "Maybe we can sell this on one ironic joke that wasn't funny in the first place." Making a game about killing isn't original just because there is bears in it.

 

[Gunner 51]

I'll give it a go, I do not always go along with what the reviewers tell me - I'll make my mind up for myself. I learnt that lesson with Fable 2.

 

[cornmancer]

I was excited about the game until I looked up the developers, A2M. The only thing they've ever done is cartoon and movie tie ins. Oh and one other thing you may or may not have heard of, Wet.

 

[Iwata]

I was excited about the game until I looked up the developers, A2M. The only thing they've ever done is cartoon and movie tie ins. Oh and one other thing you may or may not have heard of, Wet.

And Rockstar made some table tennis game. A studio's past resume says very little about it when the projects themselves have very little in common with each other.

 

[cornmancer]

I was excited about the game until I looked up the developers, A2M. The only thing they've ever done is cartoon and movie tie ins. Oh and one other thing you may or may not have heard of, Wet.

And Rockstar made some table tennis game. A studio's past resume says very little about it when the projects themselves have very little in common with each other.

Rockstar? Table tennis game? Does not compute. I believe you, but it just doesn't sound right. I mean, Rockstar make games for manly men who only know how to kill, fuck and spew bad ass lines from their mouth. Table tennis doesn't exactly go in that genre

 

[Iwata]

I was excited about the game until I looked up the developers, A2M. The only thing they've ever done is cartoon and movie tie ins. Oh and one other thing you may or may not have heard of, Wet.

And Rockstar made some table tennis game. A studio's past resume says very little about it when the projects themselves have very little in common with each other.

Rockstar? Table tennis game? Does not compute. I believe you, but it just doesn't sound right. I mean, Rockstar make games for manly men who only know how to kill, fuck and spew bad ass lines from their mouth. Table tennis doesn't exactly go in that genre

 

[CrashBang]

I've been looking into it little by little, but hesitant to buy it. Looked like it was a game that didn't take itself very seriously, which could be quite interesting.

I'll wait for some reviews to surface before I consider giving it a deeper look.

OP is right, it's boring
Don't pay full price for it. I wouldn't pay more than £10 for it (that's like $15 I think)
I'm so angry that I paid full price for a game that has one single area, one level, one mission that slightly varies and then just rinse and repeat
The mechanics are awkward and glitchy and the enemy AI is random and unpredictable
Once you've played the game for an hour or two you have exhausted everything it has to offer. It is honestly no more than 2 hours long
The online play is the same, close quarters and repetetive gameplay

 

[Iwata]

It is honestly no more than 2 hours long

Ummm... I think I found your problem with the game, if you mowed through it in two hours. The purpose of the game is to be creative, and a 2-hour speedrun (which I don't think is possible anyway) means you're simply not playing it to its full potential. I've been playing it all afternoon and I barely cleared two of the seven areas, because I was having too much fun terrorizing the community.

 

[CrashBang]

It is honestly no more than 2 hours long

Ummm... I think I found your problem with the game, if you mowed through it in two hours. The purpose of the game is to be creative, and a 2-hour speedrun (which I don't think is possible anyway) means you're simply not playing it to its full potential. I've been playing it all afternoon and I barely cleared two of the seven areas, because I was having too much fun terrorizing the community.

I don't mean the entire campaign is 2 hours long. I mean that after playing one level for 2 hours you have done everything the game has to offer
The gameplay is so unvaried and the environments are so small that there really isn't that much you can do
I got to the zombies level (level 3 I think) and realised I was repeating the same formula over and over. I could be as creative as I wanted, but realised I'd still done it all before

 

[Iwata]

It is honestly no more than 2 hours long

Ummm... I think I found your problem with the game, if you mowed through it in two hours. The purpose of the game is to be creative, and a 2-hour speedrun (which I don't think is possible anyway) means you're simply not playing it to its full potential. I've been playing it all afternoon and I barely cleared two of the seven areas, because I was having too much fun terrorizing the community.

I don't mean the entire campaign is 2 hours long. I mean that after playing one level for 2 hours you have done everything the game has to offer
The gameplay is so unvaried and the environments are so small that there really isn't that much you can do
I got to the zombies level (level 3 I think) and realised I was repeating the same formula over and over. I could be as creative as I wanted, but realised I'd still done it all before

I found it to be a better, more varied version of the oldie, underrated Ghostmaster. Except with more options and direct control.

 

[GLo Jones]

I played the first level, and now want my £34.99 back.