Smeags said:
Scribblenauts is a Action Puzzle game where its main hook is that you have the ability to create objects by writing them. This allows you to solve different puzzles in the different levels. For example, there's a starite (the main Scribblenaut collectable) you must retrieve. It's stuck in a tree. How are you going to get it? You could write "ladder" and use it to climb the tree. Or write "jetpack" to attach to Maxwell (the protagonist) to fly up and get it. Or write "lumberjack" so that he'll appear and cut dow the tree. It's a game where your only limitation is your imagination. The original only had nouns, but Super Scribblenauts added adjectives (so you could write "lovable Cthulu" or "evil tiny spotted clown"). Unlimited on PC and Wii U allow a creation tool where you can literally create your own noun by pieceing together different objects (like creating a dog tank that fires babies). The game's on steam, and I highly recommend it. |
i just might try this! how do they manage to pull all those things off though? i mean how do they manage to create anything anyone thinks of?
