Playing without touch input enabled (or in docked mode) is pretty painful.

Seems sloppy, and this is clearly a consequence of having a different developer add new content to an existing game.

They don't seem to honor adding adjectives to objects as part of a solution.

Puzzle design for the newly added areas in both games is oddly restrictive and confusing compared those of the original games.

5th Cell developers, some meme-related objects like keyboard cat, etc.)

Some objects have been removed from the original game (e.g.

Custom object creation (and I think sharing) are fully intact from the Wii U and Steam versions here.

It includes (nearly) all of the original content from both games plus some new areas and puzzles.

After enabling touchscreen controls it plays just like the Wii U version.

The game performs perfectly and looks great on the Switch display.

Here are some impressions for anyone who might give a damn: That being said, I gave into temptation and picked the game up last night for my Switch. The fact that nobody responded to this thread means that the Mega Pack probably sold diddly dick in its opening days. I'm not gonna bite on this at $40, but I'd appreciate any impressions from owners of the Switch version to help me make a future purchase when it's on sale or drops in price. Also, it seems to run perfectly in handheld with no weird performance hiccups. That's a good thing in my eyes, as I'd likely be playing this in portable mode 99% of the time and touch is by far the best way to type and manipulate objects in these games. Looks like you can enable touch controls when in handheld mode to essentially play it like the Wii U version. I found this video that actually looks pretty promising for the Switch version: But what are these new areas? Do they match the style of those developed by Fifth Cell pretty well, or are they clearly the work of another team emulating it? Otherwise the games seem to be the same albeit with possibly some new areas added to both Unlimited and Unmasked. What what I've gathered so far, one negative is that a bunch of memes have been removed from the game along with the entirety of the Fifth Cell development team that could be spawned in the originals.

I know it's just a re-release bundle of two games that had decent and lukewarm reception, respectively, but I'm having a hard time finding concrete info on how the Switch release of Scribblenauts Mega Pack turned out.

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