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Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure

5th Cell · Sep 24, 2013

PC · Wii U · 3DS

Everyone10+

About

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.

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 6.7 (7 critics) · Gamer 8.0

7.4

Nintendo Wii U

Critic 7.2 (12 critics) · Gamer 7.8

7.4

Nintendo 3DS

Critic 7.0 (5 critics) · Gamer 8.8

7.6

Critic reviews

  • NintendoLife

    Ron DelVillano · Jan 15, 2014

    8.0
    New games in this series tend to expand on the formula rather than improve upon it, and that phenomenon is present in this iteration as well. Srcibblenauts Unmasked doesn’t really improve on the formula, but it boldly makes slight tweaks that fit its new costume.
  • COGconnected

    Shad Forsyth · Nov 04, 2013

    7.5
    While the subject matter didn’t totally resonate with me there is no denying the strength of the DC Comics brand. 5th Cell pays tribute to that with terrific fan service with their use of the DC Comics universe license. Of course the gameplay is pure Scribblenauts too. Although the bonus points Scribblenauts Unmasked earns by the fan service it provides cannot be ignored, at the end of the day I caution you to keep your expectations realistic and there is nothing revolutionary here. Still, gamers should enjoy the experience.
  • Wii U Daily

    Ashley King · Oct 14, 2013

    7.0
    Overall, the story arc of the game is worth experiencing if you’re a Scribblenauts fan. It’s even better if you’re a fan of DC Comics. Starite missions are fun and varied and the storylines that progress are worth experiencing, but the filler missions as you move from story to story are a bit bland.
  • Game Revolution

    Kevin Schaller · Oct 07, 2013

    7.0
    So here we are then: yet another sequel with a case of the "could've beens." It's still amusing, but let's just be honest, the amount of interest in Scribblenauts is getting a bit smaller every time, no matter how much we might enjoy it.
  • Inside Gaming

    Jason Jasicki · Oct 07, 2013

    6.5
    ...attempts to spruce up the formula from past games, the steps forward aren’t nearly enough to pull the game out of the realm of mediocrity
  • Destructoid

    Ian Bonds · Oct 05, 2013

    7.0
    Scribblenauts Unmasked, when it boils down to it, is a good idea wrapped in poor execution. The main missions for grabbing the starites are fun, but the puzzles that you need to complete to gain reputation to unlock those missions seem to be there to stretch the game to it's 8-12 hour length.

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