Scribblenauts Unlimited

loved this on the 3ds

despite being pretty easy it was a really fun time playing

Innocent puzzle game for kids where you are Maxwell a kid with magic Notepad that can create anything you want. Who is trying to save his sister from a terrible curse. By using said Notepad to help and improve other peoples lives in order to obtain "Starite" magic element that is born from pure kindness. And my idea of helping includes but isn't limited to: -Creating and materializing pregnant Hitler and pitting him against a angry Pink Flamingo (Flamingo won) -Creating horrors beyond comprehension that devour and kill people -Make babies edible and feed them to other people -Cause wars and aid criminals -Unleash zombie apocalypse onto a town -Incinerate an old man with a Flamethrower for taking some kid's ball -Nuke a innocent village -Turn Maxwell into a bird themed furry So yes it's an innocent word puzzle sandbox game for kids. Unless you play like a total psychopath - which the game lets you do that.

Absoluto clássico! Um que te faz pensar bastante para consegui resolver os problemas ao seu redor.

Jogo com cheiro de infancia, lembro de ver os youtubers jogando e eu nunca tive a oportunidade de jogar. Agora mais velho tive essa oportunidade e não me arrependo, jogo incrivel mesmo sendo voltado mais pro publico infantil

A delightful reminder that language is powerful, especially when you use it to spawn a giant flying hipster to solve a traffic jam. Scribblenauts Unlimited nails the charm and creativity, even if the puzzles lean a bit too easy and the novelty dips after a while. Fun, clever and occasionally chaotic, but not quite the endless imagination machine it wants to be. [b][7.5/10][/b]

In Scribblenauts you use your magical notebook to create creatures or items so you can solve puzzles. It is a quite unique mechanic, that I'm not sure I've encountered before. Although the game is quite fun, a lot of the puzzles are barely puzzles, as some of the puzzle descriptions practically tell you what to do, but the game was made with children in mind, so if you don't expect The Witness from this you'll enjoy it.