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Graphics:
+ cute graphics
+ detailed, living world
- very simple animations

Sound:
+ cheerful soundtrack
+ background sound effects
+ good voice output
- You rarely get to hear

Others:
+ almost endless possibilities
+ large existing vocabulary
+ free Level choice
+ creative solutions
+ greatly improved control & level progression
+ hundreds of puzzles
- tasks require significantly fewer experiments than in the past
- nintendo characters are limited
- standard puzzles are easy
- logical solutions aren't always accepted

In the third part of Scribblenauts, the player learns the backstory to the merry grinning hero Maxwell and his twin sister Lily know. The game is a side-scrolling puzzle games with an impressively comprehensive knowledge of the written word.
Each environment is littered with people who have problems, which the player solves by conjuring objects based on the predicament at hand.

The problem is, it's not actually worth it to be inventive. You have the ability to do so much with Maxwell notepad - Change the size, temperament and color of anything you wish - but that does not really matter. Applying adjectives to objects only really matters when the game outright tells you to apply adjectives to things, otherwise you're doing it for personal amusement. It also tends to leave the maps dotted with random junk, people, and things, which can lead to some wonderfully weird scenarios. Can you ride a whale while toting a harpoon gun? And invoking a deadly cartoon laser gun battle between God and Satan on a total whim never gets old.? Lucifer didn't even get to throw a punch.
Characters and elements from the Mario and Zelda games, and the results are equally nice and frustrating. Feeding Mario a Super Mushroom makes him double in size. Giving Link an Ocarina makes him call upon Epona. Dropping Luigi and Windwaker’s Ganondorf into a pit with Cthulhu, a sheep and half a dozen zombies just to see what happens.

Puzzles are not quite as pleasing. They are far too easy to solve, and as such, does not encourage users to get crazy with their thinking. Many puzzles require just one item to solve, and as such they don't truly challenge. Though only the beginning and ending sequences involve much in the way of plot development, the story its way throughout this adventure. Collecting starites from people opens diverse worlds to explore, and each time new stages become available, you see how close Lily is to becoming completely petrified.

Sadly, as entertaining as Scribblenauts Unlimited can be, it doesn't reach its full potential but is a mostly funny and intelligent puzzler. Scribblenauts Unlimited is the best Scribblenauts yet and a giant sandbox for your crazy imagination.

Score: 82 / 100
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Dude was complaining about some girl snoring loudly. Made him deaf.
Some old woman was complaining about having to stand. Cut off her legs.
Firemen asked me to test the fire alarms. Started a bonfire in the firestation.
Some fat guy was hungry in a trainstation. Fed him his dead mother.

10/10.

A cute fun game. A perfect game when my nephew comes to visit me.

My nephew is 49.

made a mustache gun that turns things into mustaches 100000/10

I made Goku fight Freddy Fazbear.

Goku lost.

I spawned a gun, and then spawned a "suicidal dog." He walked over to the gun, and shot himself in the head.

I don't know what else to tell you. You need to at least try this game.

You can attach a steak to a baby to lure lions

This game just makes me happy when I play it. It's fun and I laugh a lot while I play it. Do you really need anything else from anything?

It's not a difficult game by any stretch as a simple story game of collecting stars to help save somethign from something with a lot of cool/cute art and object making. It lets you use your imagination to create an enormous amount of objects to just drop into the world and play with. Want a monkey? How about a GIANT monkey? You can make one and then ride it. Hilarious notebook? Sure. It will make every NPC that it passes by laugh. Create a Living Garden Gnome riding on a Tiny Goat. You can even create NPCs that will fight with one another, or even jsut play nice. Using adjectives in front of objects makes them even more interesting than they already are.

You can save objects you create in your backpack for easy access, you can get objects created by other Steam users in the Workshop with simple in-game menus and a couple clicks. Tons of user created stuff is amazing and hilarious so make sure to spend a good amount of time in the Steam Workshop for this game.

This is a Family Friendly game that anyone with a soul should play and enjoy. If you are a ginger, well we know you have no soul, but even YOU would probably be able to find some joy here.

It's an easy 100% Achievements game and they just take the time of finishing all the stars mostly and making objects they tell you to. Trading cards as well of course.

Fun and hilarious casual game for all ages!

NOTE: If you look at the credits and use the Developer's names to create in-game characters they will all appear in the game with some sort of special attribute. One dev NPC has the ability to turn every hat you put on them to spawn wings that you can take and fly with for example. There are a ton of these and it is fun to mess around with. You can view the credits at any time so write down some developer names and experiment in the game. :)

A woman was snoring while sleeping
A guy told me she was snoring too loud
So I made him deaf.

11/10 would go deaf again.

Never before in a game have I been able to create a naked baby Jesus santa. I approve.

Rode a red, angry, flaming, sick, firebreathing, young, gigantic, sad, safe, stupid panda while burning hippies with my flamethrower

10/10 would adjective again.

A great franchise adds another amazing game to it's collection! It's completely addicting and takes a good imagination to play. It's ultimately my duty to provide the fun because its puzzles rarely test my skills and knowledge. It's inherently fun just to mess around but that grows tiresome too quickly.

Game: 7.5/10
Graphic: 8.0/10

100% Achievement : Easy | Medium | Hard | Very Hard

I think that this game has a great conscept and is fun to play.

It's like the original scribblenauts game but you can get unlimited creations. Maxwell and his sister were spoiled kids, their mom and dad were rich. They bought a magic notebook and a globe of the world. The notebook enabled them to create anything they wanted, and the world globe allowed them go to any place they wanted. One day they were out and saw an old man, so went up to him. They gave him a rotten apple, but the old man was a wizard and bespelled Maxwells sister with a curse, gradually turning her into stone, every day it gets worse. Maxwell is sent on a quest to save his sister. They learned that Maxwell has to collect various starites, but the only way to obtain a starite is to make people happy.

Loved the original Scribblenauts games on the DS because of their simplicity and ease of access; everything was at your fingertips. Scribblenauts unlimited attempts to build on this formula by addding the feature of editing items already in the game world through adding modifiers. Unlimited also adds the ability to store items in your backpack for later use. All nice features, but altogether clunky as the game loses its charm without the use of a stylus. Having to mouse entirely across the screen to spawn in an item seems like a hassle when the first time around it took hardly any effort to access the notebook. It's still good ol' Scribblenauts, and while I'd take the old level select systems over this "open world" approach, Sribblenauts Unlimited is fun play and a creative pastime. 8/10

I've thought the 2009 DS version was fun, but Unlimited is a big improvement!
Especially now with the object editor, you can create your own way of solving puzzles and playing the game however you want, you can even switch from Maxwell to other characters to play as, or make your own.
I know it may seem like more of a kid's game, but I would say it's a game for all ages really.

Think of it...
Make it....
Live it...
Regret your life choices....

I like this game because of the stuff i've made,

List of things I made :
- Man-eating hotdog (It's a bird! No, Its a plane! Wait, ITS A MAN EATING HOTDOG!!!!!)
- Living TV
- Ridable parrot
- Cloning gun
- Scary Goldfish
- Nuclear Bandit (Cowboy, THAT ACTUALLY EXPLODES!?)
- Meteor shower
- Flying Cockroach (Really, it does fly!)
- Ridable Nanobot
- Mecha
- Sentry Gun
- Spicy salty Edible Dung (Made special, by your head chef...)
- Chocolate pig
- Talking Brownie
- Evil Cockroach (Cockroaches are already annoying... but an EVIL COCKROACH!?)
- Talking faucet
- Nuclear bomb (Warning EXTREMELY DEADLY! Disclaimer : Kills everything within 3 feet)
- Donut
- Doughnut (Really? It's just replacing do with dough before the nut :I LAME)
- Hot sauce
- Gigantic Cupcake
- Evil Cupcake (Wait! Don't Eat That! It's EVIL!!!!!)
- Tiny King (Obviously he didn't drink milk during his childhood :I)

have a baby birth a other baby...10/10

A fun puzzle game where you can create nearly anything? YES ! It's fun if you like puzzles and using your imagination .

This game is clever, innocent and fun. My seven-year-old neighbor begs me to let him play some Scribblenauts all of the time, and I definitely love this game as much as him. It takes the already entertaining concept of the original mobile game and takes it way farther, with a sizable campaign which took awhile to beat, and was fun all the way through. Just like the original, the puzzles involve solving problems by creating helpful items, and it doesn't get old!

I was skeptical about this game at first, since I got it for $4.99 in the recent Warner Bros. Interactive sale, but I was pleasantly surprized by how much fun it is! Give it a try...and when you do, make sure you try typing in Cthulhu.