Try the demo before you buy; there are widespread reports that the game won't start on certain configurations, and there isn't much hope that these problems will ever be addressed in any official manner.

Not the deepest or most mechanically solid shooter ever, but blasting robots to pieces is undeniably satisfying.

It's the prettiest and most flexible Scribblenauts game to date, but it doesn't really do a whole lot with that potential. Maybe they've already done the "best" puzzles in earlier games but nearly every one in this one felt quick and trivial, rarely taking more than one or two obvious words. Sure you can summon Robot Cthulhu or a Bovine Kraken, or hit up Steam Workshop to download yourself Gordon Freeman and a Taco Launcher, but you're never given an opportunity to make use of those wacky objects.

Still, it is a discount title and fun for a while.