Not playing anymore of this. Cool premise I guess but it wasn't fun making random guesses at 'words' that would somehow be solutions to some of these puzzles. Graphics and music were ass.
Very nothing. It tries, though.
Wouldn't let me say penis.
Scribblenauts? more like scribbleNOTS!!! lmao fuckin gottem
The game, when it first came out, was an groundbreaking and original game. There's really nothing to compare it with. Future games may have added adjectives, but they still derive heavily from the original game.
One of the best parts of the game, that I think a lot of people miss out on, is the joy of finding seemingly random objects that happen to be massively useful. Not every level has to be solved with a gun, Trex, and car, when you can use tommy gun, Shoggoth, and hovertank.
One of the best parts of the game, that I think a lot of people miss out on, is the joy of finding seemingly random objects that happen to be massively useful. Not every level has to be solved with a gun, Trex, and car, when you can use tommy gun, Shoggoth, and hovertank.
This game is really, really cool.
when i was younger i had fun but now i realized i can just type in jetpack adn that beats 90% of levels
Adjectives
i wrote sex and nothing happend 0/10
my #1 blockbuster rental i would always be so excited. shit slapped i would just make a bunch of animals and watch them fight
Fun concept that is designed well, but heavily brought down by tedious puzzles and awkward movement controls.
summons a T-Rex
creative game
creative
safa
good fun
An incredible idea in theory, where you could pop in almost any word into your DS and use it in the game. Unfortunately it turns out there just wasn't enough here to spark much creativity. Call on a T-Rex every time you need to kill something, add a bridge when you need to cross a gap, put on wings if you need to fly... it's all pretty basic!
outmatched by its sequels, but this is still a game where you can spawn a "large hadron collider", activate it, and then trigger a black hole that destroys literally everything on the map
you have am agic book and everything you write on it appears in the game, how crazy is that.
more like scribblenuts
Really loved the missions in this game. Completing all of them only to get to the final mission that looked impossible, and all you had to do was walk forward, was the perfect ending.
it was aight
yknow for its time it was neat! when the fuck is a new scribblenauts game coming out though
I just remember writing bad words cuz I thought it was funny
That or the game didn't have things I actually wanted to use
That or the game didn't have things I actually wanted to use
A ideia de Scribblenauts soa absurdamente interessante e criativa. Escrever objetos e eles surgirem para solucionar os problemas de cada nível é atraente e convida ao replay para testar ideias absurdas e geniais.
Contudo, o vocabulário formidável acaba sendo vítima de seus controles terríveis, estrutura de quebra-cabeças e a física inconsistente, pateta e frustrante, que constantemente causa comportamentos inesperados de forma negativa, cortando o barato da solução criativa idealizada pelo jogador.
O resultado final acaba bastante misto. Não me senti compelido a terminar todos os níveis e abandonei por desinteresse, apesar de muito engraçado. É um bom jogo pra lives.
Contudo, o vocabulário formidável acaba sendo vítima de seus controles terríveis, estrutura de quebra-cabeças e a física inconsistente, pateta e frustrante, que constantemente causa comportamentos inesperados de forma negativa, cortando o barato da solução criativa idealizada pelo jogador.
O resultado final acaba bastante misto. Não me senti compelido a terminar todos os níveis e abandonei por desinteresse, apesar de muito engraçado. É um bom jogo pra lives.
King shit 7/10
Curioso concepto de juego en el que creas cualquier cosa que escribas, tiene muchás más palabras disponibles de las que esperarías. Da lugar a un juego muy entretenido y rejugable, las posibilidades son infinitas y no hay dos soluciones iguales.
it was fun
Tested the limits of my add medication
tienes mas palabras que el diccionario