We had a brief session with Super Scribblenauts today, but didn't see much more than what's described in the press release and shown inthe recent trailer. We played with the newly-included adjectives, and though they don't generally seem to affect physical, gameplay-changing properties, they're fun. Not all the adjectives we tried worked, but most of them had some effect. Our crazy elephant did jump around in a very crazy manner, and our gentlemanly microphone sported a monocle and top hat, as anything gentlemanly should.
The controls are updated, and we didn't have any problem using them, but the new levels are actually what will make Super Scribblenauts new and exciting, and are what have the mostpotential to correct some of the issues with the last game. Unfortunately, wedidn't have a chance to play far, so we don't have much to say in that regard.
We'll have a proper hands on as soon as we see more, andwe'll have a short developer interview up soon.
Jun 15, 2010
The first all-new Katamari Damacy game in almost 8 years is trapped in Apple Arcade jail, and I can only hope it follows in Hello Kitty Island Adventure's footsteps to eventually escape
This puzzle game almost made me want to talk to strangers after its chill Steam Next Fest demo got me hooked on organizing seating charts
