Scribblenauts unlimited online game play

I was really looking forward to this game, but I was extremely disappointed. However, it does allow for the person playing to unleash their inner imaginations and bring to life nearly anything they dream up.except for petals - strangely, the game doesn't know what a petal is. Overall, this game is a cakewalk with the occasional roadblock, with the game having virtually no learning curve. In fact, you could probably save a bit of power and not use your television at all, since the whole game can just be played using the GamePad without the need for the television anyway. For me, this was a bit of a fresh change, and the GamePad worked great.

I find that this is a game that is more centralised on imagination of the person playing, rather than the plot or gameplay, making this very much a 'just for funsies' kind of game. But of course, a game with an encyclopaedia inbuilt will occasionally have its mishaps. The game wasn't as buggy as past installments, which means big ticks. Conversely, some of the shard puzzles were ridiculously difficult I actually resorted to looking the last few up on the Internet, because a totally specific answer was required. However, that being said, a teenage-and-older audience can have equally as much fun trying to think of weird ways to satisfy the game's characters. It just means it's more suited for a younger audience. The majority of the puzzles that need solving are very simple. Sometimes, it makes things a little too easy to understand. It means nothing gets confusing and makes things easier to understand. Sometimes, it makes things a little too easy Sometimes, simple is good.

Scribblenauts unlimited online game play