Regardless, I laughed heartily and began my slow descent into Scribblenauts Unlimited madness as I collected Starite. The cat jumped out of the tree to its owner-although I am unsure if I simply scared it down or shot it down. That sounds perfectly logical, right? I, however, decided to experiment by creating a gun and firing it. My first instinct was to summon a ladder by clicking the pencil icon in the upper-right corner and keying the word 'ladder' into the text box.

With enough Starite, you can reverse the curse.Įarly in the game, for example, you encounter a girl who wants you to retrieve her cat that's stuck in a tree. I have issue with an innocent being cursed for the guilty party's sins, but I quickly let that slide as I began the hunt for Starite, a magic material that's showered upon you when you do good deeds for townspeople. The only way for him to save her from becoming a block of stone-and redeem himself in the process-is to use the book as a force for good.

Protagonist Maxwell's misuse of his magic notebook to prank a townsperson leads to Lily's curse.

I reviewed the PC version, but Scribblenauts is also available on the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U platforms. It's one the wordsmiths and imaginauts will love. It's a very basic plot that kickstarts the action, but Scribblenauts Unlimited excels at sparking imagination as you attempt to solve puzzles. Scribblenauts Unlimited ($3.74 at Amazon UK), 5th Cell's latest word-adventure title, lets creative gamers use a magic notebook to summon a wild array of items-from the mundane to the extravagant-as they attempt to reverse a spell that's turning their in-game sister, Lily, into stone.

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