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Well then good news, because Adventure Time Game Wizard gives you the option of using your finger to “draw” terrain and blocks and tap to place loot, obstacles and enemies. Ah, but what if you’re like me and have no artistic talent? Powered by Pixel Press, which you might remember from its successful Kickstarter campaign, the game designer allows you to draw your own levels using a library of symbols that can be read by the game if you jot them onto graph paper and take a picture of it with your device’s camera. On its own, that might not be enough to keep you hooked, but the Create mode is almost like getting a whole second game. There are some weird bugs in places, including one spot in the Candy Kingdom where you end up falling into the terrain and wandering around for a way out, and occasionally characters get stuck in the scenery, but nothing so bad that it ruins the fun. The controls are simple but fairly responsive nothing here needs to be too complicated. And you can switch characters instantly with just a tap or two. Jake can scale walls by sticking and jumping to them, BMO can fit into tight spaces and spot secret passages, and Flame Princess is extremely helpful thanks to her immunity to lava that kills the others instantly. Regularly placed checkpoints allow you to power up your characters and unlock others, all of whom prove useful. There’s a large amount of doubling back and the occasional time where you can’t figure out where you’re supposed to go, but you’ll eventually stumble onto boss fights and get enough dialogue from the whole crew to point you in the right direction. As you travel to various locations in the Land of Ooo, you collect coins, battle enemies and do a lot of jumping, climbing and other platformery things (yes, I just made up my own word).

What follows is a platformer that seems simple but has a pleasant amount of depth. You then end up playing what amounts to the game within the game. There’s some metafiction involved in the game’s story, as the animated intro - which looks and sounds just like an episode of Adventure Time - have Finn and Jake find a magic book and a “crazy pencil.” Drawing themselves into the book brings the tiny sketch versions of themselves to life, but there’s a doodle wizard in there making life difficult for our heroes.

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If some sketchy (in both senses of the term) wizard suddenly appeared and said you could play an Adventure Time platformer on your iOS or Android device and design your own levels, would you take him up on it or kick him in the patoot like Finn? Adventure Time Game Wizard allows you to do both, and while its not best in class as an adventure game or as a game-builder, the combination of the two turns out to be pretty darn cool. Some bugs and glitches, even in the levels you don't make on your own.Ĭreate mode difficult to use to design a level from scratch until you get the hang of it.

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