Somehow we managed to accidentally steal the robot's crazy eyes? Serving as a convenient excuse to send Maxwell off on a jaunt far and wide, you'll need to complete all kinds of puzzles with the help of your trusty notebook, earning Starites as you go.

When Maxwell's sister Lily gets cursed by a wandering hobo wizard, it falls to Maxwell to help save the day, using his magical notebook to do good deeds across the land and collect Starites as he goes - a crystallised form of happiness that is the key to lifting the spell. Really, the only real limit here is your imagination - or, in the case of our sister, who famously ended up with a canyon rather than a canon, your spelling ability. Or a rather hungry beaver, who'll munch his way through the tree, saving the cat in the process. Or a trampoline to leap up there and grab him. Cat stuck up a tree? Summon a ladder to climb up and fetch him down. As you can imagine, that's an ability which comes in pretty handy when it comes to solving all manner of problems. The games tell the story of a young boy named Maxwell and his magical notebook, which lets him summon almost anything he can think of just by writing in it. If you're new to the Scribblenauts party, here's a quick primer first. Don't mind us, just taking our bear for a walk.

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