Even the areas you visit have been modelled on the places you'll find in the comic books, letting you take in the sights and sounds of a Scribblenauts-ified Bat Cave, or the Green Lantern's headquarters. Each of these characters have their own abilities, and each comic book-specific person or object has their own biography to read, letting you in on the DC lore. Summoning objects is as simple as typing in the name of the object in your magic book, at which point it'll be instantly summoned into your world - from conjuring a ladder to help a cat down from a roof to magicking a fire-breathing, rideable, flying tomato just for fun.Īpparently the game will have over 2,000 different DC characters you can summon, with pretty much every imaginable variation included in that figure - such as 33 different Batmans (or should that be Batmen?) and a whopping 130 Green Lanterns, including a sentient planet called Mogo.
Following a somewhat similar path to the previous games, it'll then be up to you to solve a number of puzzles by summoning a variety of common or garden items and objects to help you out. How on earth is that key meant to fit in that lock?įollowing on from Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure sees permanent protagonist Maxwell and his sister Lily somehow manage to get transported to the DC universe via his magical notebook.
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