Abstract: Certainly one of the most innovative games to be produced in a long while, Scribblenauts by developer 5th Cell begins as an utter delight. A puzzle game at heart, the levels are split into action or puzzle challenges, both requiring you to ne...
A ridiculous number of objects and animals that behave realistically , A diverse array of puzzles that can be finished in many different ways , Loads of stages and a powerful level creator , Continually surprises and amazes with the overwhelming breadth o...
Serious control issues , Sometimes baffling objectives
This imaginative puzzle game will stimulate your creativity and delight you in spite of its imprecise controls....
Abstract: One of the things I criticize DS games for is a lack of innovation on such an innovative platform. The dual screens, the touchpad, the wifi, microphone (and now the cameras) are all begging for something a little out of the ordinary to spring up.Occas...
Abstract: It's great to see something like Scribblenauts hit the market this year. There's been this recession thing happening. If you don't know what that is, it basically means no one spends any money and everyone gets bummed out. Companies that make products ...
Abstract: Scribblenauts is a hell of a lot of fun and, due to the nature of the challenge, it's a great leveller for the entire family. It wouldn't surprise us at all to see a youngster with an overactive imagination solving puzzles that leave hardcore gamers s...
Abstract: When Scribblenauts made its debut at E3 earlier this year, it was the talk of the show, with more than a few columnists getting all in a tizzy and ranking it as the most impressive prospect of the show. Now that it’s finally with us it’s plain to see w...
Even if we weren’t to consider such highbrow connotations, Scribblenauts is still a brilliant game in its own right. 5th Cell has managed something very difficult: creating a game that’s at once simple and also incredibly complex, and doing so...
