Since The Game Factory went out of business before they were released, both games were published by Activision instead. The Bear will be like a virtual extension of yourself and a personal companion you can love like a best friend. In the garden, the player can teach their bear to perform some dance moves and play a ball shooting game on the swing. This subreddit is 100% fan-owned and operated and is in no way affiliated with the Build-A-Bear Corporation.

The interface is simple yet intuitive, the visuals are bright and appealing, and the premise is simply too cute for words. Whether you are a newbie or you have a collection of over 300 bears, we welcome all Build-A-Bear fans! In multiplayer mode, the player can challenge friends in minigames and trade photos taken from the dressing room.In the game, players use the touch screen (the buttons and microphone are not used often) to do activities and play with their bear. In the dressing room, the player can change the bear's clothes to ones that they have purchased, and can also take photos in the Photo Studio. Players earn 'buttons' when playing certain minigames to purchase clothes and accessories for their bears. It was developed by French company Neko Entertainment and published by The Game Factory for release on November 5, 2007.

Once you build your bear, you will get your own "Cub Condo", which is modeled and named after the boxes you brought your bears home in. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Except instead of being a hunk of cardboard most parents throw out immediately after gettting home, this is a real house- a condo, in fact, with 6 rooms, each housing different minigames. Be it for a girl or boy, the title has something to offer everyone and doesn't get old as quickly as most games geared for the juvenile set. Next you stitch it together, fluff it, name it, dress it and take it home to its special house that you get to colour for it.You must make sure you satisfy its daily needs as physical affection, fun, food, learning, social life and trendyness are all necessary elements for the Bear to be balanced and happy. The game earned mixed reviews with an average ratio of 67% at Game Rankings, [ citation needed] and an score of 6.

For whatever reason, the main game in the backyard is a game where you trace a pattern with your stylus three times in a row, to prepare for some 'Bear Show'. If you have a young one who loves the idea of creating their own fuzzy friend there is no reason to pass this one up.

Here you get to pick out the Bear you want, choose a motto, stuff it, insert its special heart and whisper a secret into its ear. She enjoys playing it, although really I think it is aimed at a slightly younger age group (she's 8), as its not especially challenging, just very cute and fun.