Scribblenauts Unmasked is More Than Just a Spandex Re-skin
Posted: Fri Sep 13, 2013 12:33 pm
According to executive producer Kirsten Gavoni, Scribblenauts Unmasked—the franchise’s forthcoming DC Comics-themed entry—will feel comfortably familiar to fans that’ve previously used protagonist Maxwell’s trusty pencil and notebook to solve puzzles. “All your typical Scribblenauts gameplay applies,” she says. “You can still apply adjectives and objects, but now there are more ways to solve problems because you can use characters from the DC Universe.”
Of course, the inclusion of said DC do-gooders and uber-villains is fairly significant, as it gives the game a fresh feel despite the familiar gameplay. From its story—spawned from a Superman-versus-Batman debate between Maxwell and his twin sister Lily—to its missions—one of which pits Maxwell’s limitless creativity against Green Lantern’s ability to conjure anything at all—every aspect of the title’s been crafted with the comic book fan in mind. Featuring 2200 different DC-themed objects and characters, including 36 versions of Batman, Unmasked isn’t simply Scribblenauts re-skinned in spandex.
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Of course, the inclusion of said DC do-gooders and uber-villains is fairly significant, as it gives the game a fresh feel despite the familiar gameplay. From its story—spawned from a Superman-versus-Batman debate between Maxwell and his twin sister Lily—to its missions—one of which pits Maxwell’s limitless creativity against Green Lantern’s ability to conjure anything at all—every aspect of the title’s been crafted with the comic book fan in mind. Featuring 2200 different DC-themed objects and characters, including 36 versions of Batman, Unmasked isn’t simply Scribblenauts re-skinned in spandex.
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