Games Database
Wii
Adventure
| Viewed: | 2D Side-on, Scrolling | Genre: | Adventure |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | THQ | Soft. Co.: | THQ |
| Publishers: | THQ
(GB) |
Released: | 4 Mar 2011
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ | ||
| Accessories: | uDraw Game Tablet | ||
Video
Summary
Oh, we get it. Dood, as in to doodle. To draw, sketch and scribble. Very clever. But Dood is more than just a pun - he’s a hero of the ages. And if you have a THQ uDraw GameTablet peripheral for the Wii, then you can harness his heroic powers and save the day after smashing through 60 different fun and challenging levels.
Dood’s powers only work with your input, however. Use the stylus to interact with the game world and manipulate the colourful hero around different environments. Best of all, using your own creativity, you can even customise Dood’s character design and personalise dozens of different enemies.
The many levels come in either four modes - in Pen Panic, you have to create a trampoline for Dood to bounce on, while using ink to damage enemies in his way and smash through walls. Roly Poly sees Dood rolling around sloping areas thanks to the motion-control feature in the Wii Remote and uDraw tablet. Bubble Trouble tasks you with pinpoint stylus control, as you navigate Dood through stages that feature sharp objects, and in Fan Frenzy you blow an inflated Dood around a level as he floats to the very top.
All of these modes involve countless hours of fun and customisation elements, from the creation of items and tools to ‘Magic Canvases’ to even inflatable ‘Balloonimals’ that rise in the air and come to life when personalised.
Dood’s powers only work with your input, however. Use the stylus to interact with the game world and manipulate the colourful hero around different environments. Best of all, using your own creativity, you can even customise Dood’s character design and personalise dozens of different enemies.
The many levels come in either four modes - in Pen Panic, you have to create a trampoline for Dood to bounce on, while using ink to damage enemies in his way and smash through walls. Roly Poly sees Dood rolling around sloping areas thanks to the motion-control feature in the Wii Remote and uDraw tablet. Bubble Trouble tasks you with pinpoint stylus control, as you navigate Dood through stages that feature sharp objects, and in Fan Frenzy you blow an inflated Dood around a level as he floats to the very top.
All of these modes involve countless hours of fun and customisation elements, from the creation of items and tools to ‘Magic Canvases’ to even inflatable ‘Balloonimals’ that rise in the air and come to life when personalised.
