A game that is very creative with the way that you can summon in nearly anything you want. The game has endless replay value as a result. I don't think that it really blew me away, however, since the puzzles were pretty straight-forward with what they wanted the player to do. The references to popular culture were enjoyable and elicited an occasional chuckle out of me. By the time I rolled credits, I was ready for the game to end, so it was a good length. If it had gone on any longer, I think I would've started getting a bit bored. Recommend getting on sale.

I love this game but it would be better if there was a PC port of, Scribblenauts and Super Scribblenauts

As a kid, the game is a endless creative sandbox, as an adult the game is the most boring thing you could possibly do with your time, hence I 100%ed it. You literally encounter "I need this" and give it to them.
Sometimes the games range of solutions for a problem is way to closed off for anything creative, and than other times it feels like i can create something both literal or metaphorical and it works as a solution. Overall a good game though, just boring for anyone over the age of 4.

it's a very positive game with so many things to discover and create.

10/10

funny

the game is good, all you need is simple problem solving skills, sometimes its a little tricky but i was able to breeze through a lot of it easily- but thats not important, its come to my attention that a lot of people struggle to mod this game and i figured it out! you must start the game first and then subscribe to the mod. you have to do this *every time* so i recommend making a collection of your favorite mods so you can quickly unsub and resub to your mods of choice!

but yeah if youre struggling with this games problem solving thats a really big skill issue

also that one weird ass riddle youll encounter in the desert, the answer is man. youre welcome

maxwell can beat goku in a fight