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Scribblenauts 2 Coming
Scribblenauts was a hit when it came out for the DS late last year, and now developer 5th Cell has announced that a sequel to the puzzler is coming this fall.
The first Scribblenauts let you conjure objects out of thin air by using the game's dictionary of nouns to create objects Maxwell could then use onscreen to solve puzzles. Scribblenauts 2 takes things a step beyond by now letting you use adjectives to further manipulate the game world with your imagination to pass the game's new slate of challenges. Adjectives can be used to change an object's size, shape, color, behavior, and more.
Scribblenauts was an inventive title, but not one without its frustrations. Hopefully 5th Cell can tighten up some of the gameplay as it simultaneously opens up a new world of possibilities.
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