Super Scribblenauts

Adjectives change what you spawn in Super Scribblenauts, so a red heavy crate is not the same object as a plain crate. 5th Cell and Warner Bros. released the sequel in 2010. An object editor lets you build a custom thing, name it, and call it back.

The first Scribblenauts game understood nouns alone. Here, color, weight, and temperament can be typed in front of the noun, and the simulation tries to honor them. A flying refrigerator and a tiny refrigerator solve different gaps.

Maxwell returns with the notebook, now listening to describing words. Starites are still the hidden goal of a level. The editor turns a favorite invention into a word you can reuse.

Warner Bros. published what 5th Cell added on top of the noun toy. If a long phrase fails, the object may appear without the trait you wanted. A shorter adjective is the better test before you stack five of them.