It feels like they could have spent at least another month tweaking the game before release, and it seriously needs some patches. Overall, I still enjoyed the game but at the same time I was disappointed. Sometimes a custom character won't do what you scripted it to do (such as picking up guns). Characters wont drop certain items, refusing to let it go. Otherwise, you can only spawn them in the Batcave. Why was this changed? If you want to spawn custom characters, you better remember all their names. In Unlimited, you could access the editor anywhere. In the Batcave, you must click on Alfred. So why the higher price? -Hero Creator and downloaded content is absolutely no where to be seen throughout the whole game. It is basically a stand alone expansion for Unlimited, not only that but the main story was EXTREMELY short compared to the previous game and there are no where near as many locations. Yes the game has a lot of DC content added in, but at the same time nothing else has really changed. You may think to yourself "Well, maybe the game has much more content to justify that!". Cons: -One complaint is the price, it costs $39.99 compared to the previous game which was $29.99. Despite the good things, sadly this is where the game begins to suffer. Editing is improved, now letting you add powers to any characters you make. The plot is simple but that's okay, most people aren't playing the game for that. Except now it includes a vast amount of characters from the DC universe, it's all done very well. It plays exactly how you would expect it to play. Pros: -It's Scribblenauts, as you would expect. I played and beaten it and I have good things to say, as well as bad things. So of course, I was excited for this game. I played and I'm a big fan of Scribblenauts Unlimited, and a big fan of comics (such as DC). I'm a big fan of Scribblenauts Unlimited, and a big fan of comics (such as DC). Its price is rather high as well and I would advise people to pick it up in a sale or not at all, its not really a loss if you don't buy it. Overall, the game is not bad to the point that it has absolutely no appeal to it, but its not a very well done game either. While not a story-based game, its story didn't felt strong and was more geared towards involving Maxwell (and potentially the player) with the DC universe. Of course, the game was relatively short, and puzzles were not on the level of previous games tricky puzzles do not mean that the puzzles were particularly innovative. However, the game is not really intricate in its design unlike the previous games. Game play isn't bad certain puzzles were tricky and hard to solve. İn conclusion thanks the game being on summer sale this month(on steam) i recommend that you buy it before the month ends, it is a great game for 9.99$ … ExpandĬertainly not a Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked is more of a homage to the DC Comics universe rather than a Scribblenauts Certainly not a Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked is more of a homage to the DC Comics universe rather than a Scribblenauts game. The vocabulary is vastly improved with over 2000 DC comics characters, but thanks to some licensing issues some characters are not included The hero costumes are a new edition to the scribblenauts universe, they let you have certain powers such as super speed, laser eyes, and pyrokinesis but some of the costumes are pointless for example shazam can't use his signature move, electricity There are some costumes that look cool but are useless like lobo, mr.freeze and the riddler. The gameplay is solid, a huge improvement when compared to remix on ipad (for ex. The First of all as a dc comics fan i was hyped for this game, when i finally had the chance to play it it fulfilled %90 of my expectations. First of all as a dc comics fan i was hyped for this game, when i finally had the chance to play it it fulfilled %90 of my expectations.
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