Behaviour Interactive Inc., formerly known as Artificial Mind and Movement, is a prominent Canadian developer. The studio developed the action game Teen Titans (2006) and the sandbox title MySims (2007) for the Wii, alongside their original action-comedy title Naughty Bear in 2010. They also collaborated with Electronic Arts on the physics-based puzzle game Create in 2010.
Within the
SpongeBob SquarePants and
Phineas and Ferb gaming ecosystems, the developer's portfolio represents a diverse exploration of licensed properties and experimental gameplay. The release of
Teen Titans in 2006 established a foundation for character-driven action, which later influenced the cooperative dynamics seen in various
SpongeBob SquarePants multiplayer titles. This was followed by
MySims in 2007, which introduced customization elements that mirrored the creative building themes found in
Phineas and Ferb adaptations.
The studio's work culminated in 2010 with the release of
Naughty Bear, its expanded
Naughty Bear [Gold Edition], and the physics-driven
Create. These titles expanded the mischievous, chaotic humor and inventive puzzle-solving that define the
SpongeBob SquarePants and
Phineas and Ferb franchises. By integrating open-ended sandbox mechanics and physics puzzles, these releases allowed players to engage with the whimsical, often destructive creativity central to both animated universes. This collective body of work solidified the developer's role in shaping the gameplay style and interactive design of these major family entertainment brands.