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Scribblenauts Showdown
The game is designed primarily to be played with friends: up to four players can partake in "more than" 25 mini-games, which are served up in different forms depending on which mode you select. Showdown is a competitive mode in which finding the best word the quickest is the key, while Versus supplies various mini-games for you and one other friend to battle in, one-vs-one. Sandbox is a more traditional Scribblenauts mode that will be familiar to fans of the series. Here you can summon a variety of objects--publisher Warner Bros. says over 35,000 items are available in-game--to solve objectives either by yourself or with a friend. Eight new levels are included, as are hidden collectibles and achievements.
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Sparkle 2
Action Puzzle General Matching
Sparkle 2 is a match-three puzzle game set in a mysterious world of magic and wonder.
Symphony of the Machine
Puzzle General
In Symphony of the Machine players awaken in a lifeless sun-scorched desert. A strange tower looming in the distance harbours a powerful beam of light. When directed at glyphs on the tower, the light causes the weather outside to change from scenes like blistering heat to freezing snowstorms and everything in between. Creating the perfect climate for multiple forms of life is the key to cultivating a new world.
SuperHyperCube
Puzzle General
Floating through a warm and analog virtual world, you must rotate a cluster of cubes to narrowly fit through an endless stream of form-fitting walls. Surrounded by glowing light and gorgeous color, your awareness focuses on the cluster slowly growing before you, and the ever-changing passages that lie ahead. [Playstation.com]
Linelight
Puzzle Action
Linelight is a minimalist puzzle game where everything takes place on lines. Its zen-inducing music and visuals simulate the experience of getting an A+ on a super hard test while receiving a back massage. The controls are irreducibly simple: move.