The vocabulary includes numerous adjectives that can give the object special properties that may be needed to solve a puzzle.

One of Super Scribblenauts' features is the ability to add characteristics to objects, such as a "green refrigerator" or "anthropomorphic antimatter".

[1] This game also introduces the Create-a-Tron in some levels, which is a machine where the player must put various objects inside of it to create something.

[3] 5th Cell revealed that they improved the physics and fixed the controls, as many have complained about the predecessor's imprecise touchscreen movement system.

He also praised the game's refined control scheme and incorporation of adjectives, but criticized its low level of difficulty.

[citation needed] GameSpot, however, was not nearly as ecstatic about the game, giving it a 6.5/10 and criticizing its restrictions on user creativity and lack of "real-world logic".