Simply put, it’s still Scribblenauts and it’s still pretty repetitive but if you love the series and are just looking for new puzzles then Unlimited will be right up your street.

Most praised the development and refinement of the series’ staple gameplay, but reviews were a little conflicted between across the game’s platforms – for some, the Wii U version was kind of unnecessary seeing as you play the game exclusively on the GamePad, yet the 3DS version removes the game’s only real creative addition in the object editor. While this means that we’ll be waiting until next year for the series’ latest instalment it does mean we get to sneak a peek at what those over the pond made of the new version. Weirdly, Scribblenauts Unlimited was meant to release back in November, with the European release seemingly delayed at the very last minute. Now the series is coming to the 3DS, Wii U, and PC in Unlimited, which adds in a massive free-roaming overworld to play around it when not solving specific puzzles and, except in the 3DS version, an object creator that allows you to create pretty much anything you want to and add it to the game’s dictionary. If you’ve never played a Scribblenauts game, you are seriously missing out – the games allow you to write any word to bring that item into the level to solve various puzzles, and rewards players who come up with the most creative solutions. Using Move, you point your torch about to investigate, fire what weapons you can find, and remove clothes (saucy!), with the developers promising a variety of endings depending on your performance during the game.įor something so obviously inspired by previous works (and very aware of them), it sounds brilliantly unique as a game, and should be out sometime in 2013 for PS3.

Described by the team as “unashamedly teen horror”, Until Dawn sees a group of unsuspecting youngsters ( warning bell #1) heading up to a creepy forest ( #2) on the anniversary of their friends’ mysterious disappearance ( and #3), and will almost definitely end with most of them dispatched in typically gruesome fashion.

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