Scribblenauts Unlimited Reviews

Creative and fun story, a bit childish but a good time. 7/10

I've known this game since childhood. Amazing concept, the game is mostly intended for a younger audience, but it is the most feasible for achievement hunting. The achievement grinding in this game is not impossible or abysmal. They take patience, but not an extremely long one. You write out a prompt of a plethora of objects to assist people in various maps. And there are special missions in each, like Starlite missions. Overall, this is a good game. Not too amazing but also not bad. You can also commit war crimes in this too. Hopefully that makes you convinced enough to play this game.

I've been aware of the game for so long and only recently I managed to play it and finish it. The game itself is widely consider a masterpiece and it sure is, but there are some things I consider annoying. First of all, the game gets repetitive and sometimes boring, as the challenges sometimes are just too easy. Then, completionists have had issues with this, and I did also have a hard time completing it. Overall, the game is awesome, being released more than 10 years ago, it still holds up. Also, the customization feature (like creating your own items by combining other items) is very fun, and so is the workshop world.

i love this game, so many levels and so many ways to solve each one, basically a sandbox game too!

I literally bought this game just to do one of my college group assignment. It was the group leader's idea to buy this game to do a presentation of a story through this game, and we all agree in group to pay me just for this project. I remember spending all night on a vc with my group leader helping me how this game work. I might replay this game just for 100% the achievements, maybe just pray for another group project lol

This game is so much fun. I mean I make lots of avatars or maxwell edits. Which it's a fun thing about scribblenauts unlimited and scribblenauts unmasked.

This was one of my favorite games growing up, and it still kinda holds up. Obviously more geared towards children, but I think if a kid is going to play any game they should definitely play this. It helped me immensely with my vocabulary development, and actually made it fun to learn new words, and new ways to say things I already knew. For anyone who's a parent and looking for something for their kid to play, I would not hesitate buying this game.

Still a Masterpiece. [h1]10/10[/h1] Love this game. still one of my favorites just because it's obvious how much love and care was put into the amount of items you can create and use to solve puzzles. A bit confusing with wording in some places, and might have a few bugs with the objective finder. but I still love how much you can do with this game. Even though it's an old game, I'll give a proper rundown of the game. [h2]Pros.[/h2] >Great and jumpy soundtrack. >The style is perfect for a game all about creating things with words, reflecting that of an arts and crafts booklet. >You can literally create almost anything you can think of from real life, including some tropes from fiction. >Ability to add your own things into the game, you can build them using any part from anything already within the game (Basically the possibilities are endless.) with the ability to spawn them in by typing the name right away. The system lets you edit behavior, and script simple commands with a system that a baby could understand. (I created Ori from Ori and the Blind forest using all sorts of random junk!) >over 100 puzzles to solve, and another 200+ with the fragment menu. >Many things interact with each other uniquely, as you may expect them to or not. [h2] Cons [/h2] >A few things are worded strange. (It's not a big issue.) an example is one of the characters is looking for his lamb, but [spoiler]wants you to spawn something to help HIM find the lamb[/spoiler] he doesn't want you to find it literally. >Some bugs with quests not highlighting after you reset a level. (You can avoid this by clicking on people you recently saved, or put in danger from something you did.) >If you remove the legs from objects you're editing, they'll appear inside the floor, so you have to cover over the legs with stamps rather than removing them to add your own thing. >You can't be too complex with the edits you make, the budget is big enough for properly detailed edits but anything on a serious scale is a no go. [h2]Conclusion.[/h2] Love this game, even though it's old it still holds up. very much recommend if you've never heard of it before.

Too easy, unfortunately. This game has such a great concept and novel idea but is simply too watered down. This game could be something so unique if it had a more mature or slightly more difficult version. This game, though, is unfortunately too simple, repetitive, and unfun.

It's silly and cute, and it gives you a lot of freedom in what you can put into the world or make. It's a bit buggy sometimes and difficult to use the controls