
In Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure, Maxwell unites with Batman™, Superman™ and the rest of The Justice League™ to restore order to the DC Comics Universe. Challenge your imagination as you battle the mightiest villains in an exciting, action-filled adventure through GOTHAM CITY™, METROPOLIS™, ATLANTIS™ and other iconic...
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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
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In Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure, Maxwell unites with Batman™, Superman™ and the rest of The Justice League™ to restore order to the DC Comics Universe.
Challenge your imagination as you battle the mightiest villains in an exciting, action-filled adventure through GOTHAM CITY™, METROPOLIS™, ATLANTIS™ and other iconic locales from the DC Comics Universe. Bring out your inner super hero (or villain!) with the all-new Hero Creator by crafting completely original objects out of parts of existing DC Comics characters. Then assign unique properties to your creations and use them to solve puzzles, or share them online with friends – which they can use in game or further modify as they like.
The DC Comics Universe: Summon thousands of your favorite DC Comics characters and objects - all drawn in the unique Scribblenauts art style!
Heroic Feats: Enjoy addictive replayability with new, dynamic puzzles that continuously generate different missions every time you play it.
The Hero Creator: Create, edit and share your own personalized super hero or villain by using parts of existing objects from the expansive DC Comics universe. How will your Wonder Joker stack up against your friend’s Bat Bain?
Introducing the Batcomputer: Need help looking for that perfect object to summon? Reference the in-game encyclopedia that lists the names and description of every object from the DC Comics universe.
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This is tough, as it's the only other Scribblenauts game on Steam you can buy. Definitionally, it is more Scribblenauts, but if you want more GOOD Scribblenauts, you'll have to look elsewhere. Moving away from doing sub-missions for Starite Shards, you now have worlds filled with procedurally generated missions that randomly spawn in, which you do for currency to open other gated worlds. Right away, this was a big mistake, as no worlds feel carefully crafted and more like a bunch of toys out of a toybox were randomly dumped onto the floor. Uninspired, lazy and lame. What doesn't help is the DC elephant in the room, as the game trades the real world for superheroes. The superhero element surprisingly subtracts from the experience, removing relatable, down to Earth comedic moments (especially when you were solving situations by any means necessary). In exchange, we now have a game that sometimes feels like it takes itself a little too seriously, with characters whose intellectual property must be protected at all costs. Sure, saving Max's sister is the ultimate goal of Scribblenauts Unlimited, but when you're balls deep in Saurus Park, it really doesn't matter. When I finally purchased, Scribblenauts Unmasked, I never thought the DC thing would effect the game as much as it did. While you might be a big fan of Batman or Superman, you might not be a big fan of The Flash or Wonder Woman, and as a result, it feels like it's catering to a very, VERY, specific audience of maybe a few people who would be rewarded with all the injokes and deep cuts. Where Unlimited was far more broad with its humor, Unmasked makes me feel lost with the cavalcade of characters. This is not to say this is somehow DCs fault. Even if this were about Marvel, it'd still suffer from similar issue of feeling alienating to anybody who isn't seeped in comics. Scribblenauts Unmasked is sadly a big miss, and I didn't want it to be, as not a lot of creative word games like Scribblenauts Unlimited exist, and with the state of WB, will probably continue to not be.
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Sep 10: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil
Hours played at review time, across 54 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's fine? The story is whatever, I still don't care about the protagonist, OR his sister, or even their version Batman. Heck, the main badguy was even incredibly lame and "misunderstood" while he was teaming up with Darkseid, for, I'm sure, very relatable, cool, and misunderstood reasons that are real and not thrown together at the last minute. A lot of the achievements involve mindless grinding, to the point that any good will or novelty will have worn off DAYS AGO when you finally finish everything. Also, for a Scribblenauts game, you have shockingly few items you can actually summon (the game does try to give you substitutions when it recognizes a word, but it's iffy), you cannot repeat objects, heroes, or adjectives, and you are frequently restricted even further but random challenge stages, the worst of which was when I was restricted to only adjectives or objects beginning with "Q", of which the game has maybe 20 words it will accept, and only about three of them are useful (but, of course, I can't use any word more than once), during a zombie stage where they took away my suit and powers. Let me tell you, Quite Quick, Quiet Quantities of Queer Quality Quirky zombies cannot be Quelled in Quarantine, because no matter how much you Queue, Quiz, or Quarrel with them, this Questionable Quest is enough to make you Quit. (Most of these words were not accepted, and I got eaten.) Other than that, it's okay.
It keeps crashing I don't know what's up with it. I was trying to find out where to save when it just crashed. Tried another reveiwer's solution of changing graphics to integrated. Still crashes. I'ma refund my whopping $2
闪退太几把严重了,已经到完全没法游玩的程度,社区里有篇指南讲设置win8兼容模式游玩防闪退,结果还是不行,玩个吊
The best game I ever played On console and PC.
Scribblenauts is a fun game that challenges you to solve puzzles in almost every and anyway possible. Playing Unmasked I've even learned more about the DC universe. The ability to create your own hero and summon a wide range of DC heroes is cool! I will say some of the puzzles can get frustrating when the game gives you hints that don't seem obvious. Also there are timed events that don't give you any time to get there or think, so get used to those puzzles. I lost interest in the game as it just seems to be a bit of rinse and repeat, but if you enjoy the DC Universe and enjoy word puzzles you should check it out.
[h1] SCRIBBLENAUTS UNMASKED É O SONHO DE QUALQUER FÃ DA DC [/h1] Quando eu descobri que Scribblenauts faria um crossover com a DC, achei que seria só uma troca de personagens. Felizmente, eu estava completamente errado. Scribblenauts Unmasked pega toda a criatividade do Unlimited e leva tudo para um universo recheado de heróis, vilões e referências que qualquer fã dos quadrinhos vai reconhecer. A mecânica continua fantástica. Você ainda resolve problemas escrevendo praticamente qualquer objeto que imaginar. A diferença é que agora também pode invocar personagens da DC. E é aqui que a diversão dispara. Precisa de alguém forte? Chama o Superman. Quer resolver tudo na velocidade? Flash. Precisa assustar criminosos? Batman. Quer simplesmente fazer o caos porque sim? Coringa. As possibilidades parecem infinitas. E o melhor de tudo é a quantidade de personagens. É impressionante. Não são apenas os heróis mais famosos. O jogo traz centenas de figuras do universo DC, incluindo personagens extremamente desconhecidos que eu jamais imaginei encontrar em um videogame. Dá para perceber o carinho que os desenvolvedores tiveram com esse universo. Explorar Metrópolis, Gotham e outros cenários clássicos também é muito divertido. Cada região possui desafios próprios, NPCs diferentes e várias referências escondidas para quem acompanha os quadrinhos há anos. Visualmente, o estilo continua funcionando muito bem. A mistura entre o visual cartunesco de Scribblenauts e os personagens da DC ficou melhor do que eu esperava. Tudo combina de forma surpreendentemente natural. Agora... Ele também tem alguns problemas. Boa parte das missões ainda segue uma estrutura bastante parecida. Depois de muitas horas, alguns desafios começam a passar uma sensação de repetição. Também senti falta de novidades mais profundas em relação ao Unlimited. A base da jogabilidade continua praticamente a mesma. O grande diferencial realmente é o universo da DC. Mas, sinceramente... Quando esse universo é tão rico, isso acaba sendo mais uma qualidade do que um defeito. No fim das contas, Scribblenauts Unmasked é exatamente o tipo de crossover que eu gosto de ver. Ele não usa a licença apenas como enfeite. Ele realmente abraça tudo aquilo que faz a DC ser tão especial. Se você gosta de super-heróis, gosta de resolver puzzles de formas criativas e sempre sonhou em colocar Batman, Superman, Lanterna Verde e dezenas de outros personagens na mesma aventura... Esse jogo entrega exatamente isso. E entrega com muito carinho.
Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure é um jogo bem simples e até meio bestinha, onde controlamos um garoto chamado Maxwell no mundo da DC. O protagonista tem um caderno que consegue criar "qualquer coisa" (desde que essas coisas estejam na programação do jogo). É um jogo bem simples que eu já tinha visto muito quando era pequeno; lembro de assistir a um vídeo dele com vários personagens customizados de Pokémon, Marvel e outras franquias. E já adiantando: o motivo de eu ter zerado ele agora é porque estou jogando Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor e estou passando um sufoco no último chefe, então queria jogar algo bem mais tranquilo para acalmar os nervos — e vi esse jogo na minha conta. A gameplay é bem simples e direta. O foco do game é o caderno, onde o jogador digita nomes de objetos, animais ou personagens da DC para ajudá-lo durante a aventura. É bem interessante ver as possibilidades do caderno, pois ele também tem outra função além dessa: a de adjetivos. O jogador pode dar adjetivos a outros personagens, objetos, animais e até a si mesmo. Usei muito essa mecânica para transformar o Maxwell em um kriptoniano super-rápido que destrói tudo pela frente. Durante o jogo todo, você ajuda outros personagens no mapa para conseguir pontos e prosseguir na história. O game é extremamente fácil, porque foi feito para um público infantil. A maioria dos "desafios", se é que podem ser chamados assim, pode ser resolvida usando apenas três adjetivos no Maxwell: kriptoniano, super-rápido e superforte. Essa combinação de palavras mágicas simplesmente anula qualquer dificuldade. A trilha sonora é bem genérica; nenhuma música se destacou para mim, tanto que depois de um tempo continuei jogando com Spotify de fundo. Além disso, em alguns momentos ela é até mal colocada: cenas que deveriam ser mais impactantes simplesmente não são, porque está tocando uma música feliz genérica. Os gráficos são charmosos. Não são lá essas coisas, mas eu acho fofo. Também gosto deles porque me lembram de quando assistia a vídeos desse jogo na infância. No geral, é um jogo ok pra relaxar e desligar o cérebro por um tempo, mas fora isso não tem muito a oferecer.
Ich habe Das spiel weg DC Gekauft
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