Polygon: A DC Comics Adventure brings more than 2,000 DC characters to Maxwell's universe
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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure today, a Scribblenauts game for Wii U, 3DS and Windows PC with a DC Comics twist.
Developed by 5th Cell, the game is structured around the story of Maxwell and his sister Lily, who travel into the DC universe with Maxwell's magic notebook and summon DC-specific characters and objects to solve puzzles.
Developed by 5th Cell, the game is structured around the story of Maxwell and his sister Lily, who travel into the DC universe with Maxwell's magic notebook and summon DC-specific characters and objects to solve puzzles.
The game contains every character who has ever appeared in a DC comic book, from the Justice League, to all the variations of Batman and Superman, to the most obscure characters who have only had brief cameos in the comics. He said that Scribblenauts is all about letting players have "whatever they want," and the DC universe is so rich with characters who have so many superpowers and abilities, that blending the two franchises made sense to the development team.
Every character has different abilities, and every character and object has a biography that players can access to find out more about their background and superpowers. According to Arseneaux, the game's levels and puzzles are structured in such a way that players are encouraged to replay them using different characters.
The game also has a hero creator, which allows players to mix and match parts of existing superheroes and villains to create their own DC hybrid character. These characters can be used with Scribblenauts' system of adjectives to change their state even further.
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