Scribblenauts – Review
December 11, 2009 • written by Brittany Anderson
Imagine a game where your creativity is virtually unlimited. Imagine a game where each level is a puzzle that you can solve however you want. Imagine a game where you can tell your gaming system that you need the president, a pterodactyl, or a jet pack to help you win.
I first discovered Scribblenauts when a commercial for the game appeared on my screen. I thought that it looked awesome, so I made my way to Family Video to check it out.
The game was just as cool as it had portrayed itself to be. There is a drop-down keyboard that you can pull onto the screen where you just type in the name of an object you would like to use. I was impressed when any item that I could think of was programmed into the game. With 30,0000 pre-programmed objects (of course you cannot use inappropriate objects, proper names or licensed products, but the game is still entertaining) and 220 different levels, this game is definitely one worth investing money in. Since there are multiple ways to solve each puzzle, there is a setting where you can play advanced mode and use all different objects to solve them. Another cool feature is the level creator. After you construct levels, you can share your levels via the Nintendo Wi-Fi connection.
Scribblenauts is a game that appeals to those with a short attention span. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys easy games. It is a simple game, but sometimes the levels can be more challenging. It is available to play on Nintendo DS system. I was sad to return the game, but you can be assured it has been added to my Christmas wish list.
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Tagged: ds, fun, games, puzzles, scribblenauts
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