scribblenauts unlimited, while frustrating at times, was a lot of fun. use words to solve problems in creative (or mundane) ways. this should've been the same but with superheroes, which I can take or leave but ultimately wouldn't mind. except they decided to turn it into an action/brawler and the engine and mechanics aren't suitable for that. saving happens when leaving a location and exiting but there's lots of ♥♥♥♥♥♥ combat, everybody randomly attacking, it's all chaotic in a bad way, speech bubbles covering everything.

it's also grindy as ♥♥♥♥. sidecrap is very unrewarding and you're punished further for repeating words. randomly generated sameness and tedium everywhere to collect thousands of 3 (THREE!) kinds of rep that's actually spendable currency to unlock more story locations, not only cosmetics or maybe origin stories, so it's not even optional. wouldn't be a huge problem if all were like the middle one, but especially the third is a real chore. 4 of the 6 origin stories are there, for example, and even though the final mission is in that section of the map, it hands out the middle currency in spades, the one you need the least of, probably none at that point.

dying also means spending rep to continue, like some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ mobile game, or you can (or have to) start over. story missions have no checkpoints (except the last one) and can bug out on top of being failed in other ways, back to the very beginning, unskippable cutscenes and all. brilliant decisions everywhere.

Scribblenauts Unlimited is not just a game for me. it's a creative learning tool. I introduced this game to my sister and to my child as a way to make learning English early, engaging, and fun. It has its unique gameplay mechanics that allows players to type in almost any word and watch it come to life in a charming cartoon world.

My sister like it but my boy love it and still play it till 8 years old. He finish the game many times.
I am really thankful to this game. This game really made learning english fun for many child with english as second language.