In Scribblenauts Unlimited, you’re saying right out of the gate, that you’re going to learn more about Maxwell, as well as why he collects Starites.

In Scribblenauts Unlimited, developer 5th Cell gives players more adjective options than before, with the ability to add colour and various other properties to objects.

Scribblenauts Unlimited is the first game of the franchise that intended to expand the story and the worlds in which the main character, Maxwell, finds himself in according to a developer interview… ...

Scribblenauts Unlimited is easily the best entry in the series to date, thanks to its family-friendly nature coupled with creative, wide-open gameplay.

Scribblenauts Unlimited continues the franchise's penchant for ridiculousness, though lackluster puzzles temper the excitement. By Tom Mc Shea on November 29, 2012 at 5:49PM PST ...

Scribblenauts Unlimited was developed by 5th Cell and is the fourth game in the series of sandbox puzzle games. Scribblenauts Unlimited differentiates itself from other games in the puzzle ...

5th Cell's Scribblenauts Unlimited brought out the worst in me.Available for 3DS, PC, and Wii U -- I played the Wii U version for this review -- the game begins with series star Maxwell pranking a ...

Scribblenauts Unlimited is regrettably the easiest entry in the series yet, with the vast majority of puzzles being entirely rudimentary. A ghost pirate needs a crew, ...

Scribblenauts creator Jeremiah Slaczka and Unlimited producer Brittany Aubert showed the creation of player-made objects — Scribblenauts Unlimited’s new, infinite possibilities hook — by ...

Scribblenauts Unlimited might be gaming’s greatest toy box. Its Super Mario Paint meets Grand Theft Auto and whatever else your warped little mind decides to splash across its blank canvases ...

Scribblenauts Unlimited is, simply put, more Scribblenauts. For newcomers, Unlimited provides yet another entry point to experience 5TH Cell's rather magical "write your own answer" gameplay.

The puzzles in Scribblenauts Unlimited aren’t particularly challenging, and you’ll quickly discover that a handful of old standbys can be used to solve just about all of them (jetpack ftw).