A visit to the Scribblenauts Unmasked workshop
I’ve been checking out the Scribblenauts Unmasked workshop on Steam earlier this evening, and one of my workshop items has made its way to the top of the first page as this week’s most popular items:
I was really happy to see Super Mecha Death Christ reaching 1st place as the most popular workshop item of the week. 🙂
[adult swim] comes to Scribblenauts Unmasked
After finishing Scribblenauts Unmasked the other night I decided to create a collection of [adult swim] animated characters as a celebration for saving the world from Doppelganger and his villainous minions.
Click here to look at the collection. Oh, on another note my [adult swim] characters have made their way to the top page in the workshop:
Have fun with them! 🙂
San Bakes An Apple Streusel Cake + Maxwell Saves The Day
San_San made a recipe of a freshly baked crispy-crusted apple streusel cake in the kitchen this morning. I had a slice of this after lunch and it’s quite delicious. 🙂 Either way, I managed to finish up Scribblenauts Unmasked last night and saved the world against the notoriously evil Brainiac Five:
I’d say this game is amazing as the regular Scribblenauts game. Now I just to need to earn different reputation points to unlock various superhero and/or supervillain costumes and superpowers. 🙂
Meanwhile, back at the Hall of Scribblenauts…
Instead of doing some regular Scribblenauts, I decided to jump into the superhero universe of Scribblenauts Unmasked, a game where you play as Maxwell (the main character of the regular Scribblenauts game) and you go around helping random people in various locations such as Metropolis, Gotham City, etc. You make progress by going on ‘Hero vs. Villain’ Starite missions as you face off against Doppelganger, Maxwell’s evil twin brother:
This game’s quite awesome just like Scribblenauts Unlimited, and what I like about this game is it has superpowers that I can use on my custom NPC characters, and I can spawn any DC Comics characters, superhero and supervillain costume and/or weapons by using the Batcomputer that Batman gave me. 🙂 I also like the Hero Editor located in Batman’s Batcave where you can make your own superheroes and supervillains:
But yeah, I had a really heroic adventure tonight. This version of Scribblenauts is super fun besides the random crash dumps from the unhandled exception errors. 🙂