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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 54 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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[h1]This game is a bit more dinky than I remember.[/h1] That's the main thing. I breezed though this, and much like a plain hamburger without a bun, the actual story of the game is pretty forgettable. And boy, is is a time capsule of 2012, which while in some ways is charming, is also a bit of a system shock comparing to my fuzzy memories of playing this on the 3DS. I think I remember being slightly disappointed with the game then, too. Especially compared to Super Scribblenauts well honed & hand designed levels. Plus the merits to give the whole rigmarole a sense of progress, nor is there any advanced play/replay value. Don't get me wrong. The game is fun, (as I wouldn't have spent the time with it otherwise,) and I'm pleasantly surprised it runs as well as it does. But the solutions expected of you can sometimes be quite narrow, such that you can become stumped until a hint spells out, "No, the developer was thinking of [foo], not [bar]." Sure, you can play as the extended Maxwell family, but why the $%*^ would I want to play as Tots, who is a literal baby? I'd prefer the simpler avatars of the previous title. And yes, there is an "open world", but it may as well say, "pick a biome". Which I suppose with as many ports the games had, there was going to be some limitations, but on a 1080p screen (much less many of the 4K+ screens in use today), these landscapes are absurdly small, and serve little purpose aside from (impressively hand drawn) set dressing. This game is fun like a sparkler. It's going to be very ephemeral, and other games are going to be actual fireworks. It'll evaporate the moment you're done with everything.
Esse jogo fez parte da minha infância. Já perdi várias tardes brincando, liberando a criatividade e causando o caos nesse jogo. Hoje, depois de anos sem jogar, finalmente pude platiná-lo. Minha criança interna pode descansar em paz agora
Remember watching Ian and Anthony play TS on smosh games
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A highly creative, slice-of-life game where you can engage in minor acts of mischief or do good; it is completely open-ended and offers a journey of self-exploration.
Its 20$ But Its So Fun
I love this game XD
Jogo bom demais pra passar o tempo e colocar os neuronios pra jogo kkkk
Criar o que QUISER e instalar o caos? Cala a boca e joga🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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