Want to turn that harmless stack of pancakes into a deceptive killing machine? You can actually adjust its properties and scripting (including how other non-playable characters perceive it when it is summoned into the world) with the new object editor. Want to change the color of a particular item? It’s as easy as the tap of an icon. While Super Scribblenauts introduced the ability to modify a noun with an adjective, which changed its behavior accordingly, Unlimited gives you free rein to play around with the game’s assets. New to this particular installment of Scribblenauts is the ability to customize the objects you summon. The possibilities are almost only as limited as your imagination (though there are some unfortunate limitations to this system, as my failed attempt to summon a ninja Elvis proved). Need to document proof of Bigfoot’s existence? A cameraman can snap pictures of the elusive beast. Need to dowse a raging fire? Summon up a water gun or a fire extinguisher to put out the flames. Players simply type a noun (be it a person, an item, or a creature) into the game’s object creator and it magically materializes in the world around them. Like previous Scribblenauts games, Scribblenauts Unlimited challenges you with solving puzzles by conjuring up whatever solution you can think of. Scribblenauts Unlimited, the latest installment of the burgeoning franchise, may not look all that different from past Scribblenauts titles (though it is noticeably prettier than the DS incarnations), but it more than makes up for that with the sheer ingenuity– and outlandishness– of its gameplay, which helps prove the merits of the GamePad’s dedicated touch screen. If I’d have known just how much fun Scribblenauts can be, I would’ve tried the series a long time ago.
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