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By Jonathan H. Liu
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
You play the devil in flip side of Doodle God.
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Doodle Devil
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What's It About?
You play as the Devil, combining elements starting with a very basic set and creating the 7 Deadly Sins, various physical elements and technologies, and some concepts such as religion and suffering. The game has content and imagery that's not appropriate for younger children; even when the \"Kids safe mode\" is turned on, there are still things such as murder and a depiction of a nude woman.
Is It Any Good?
DOODLE DEVIL is a follow-up to Doodle God and uses the same basic format: starting with a handful of elements, create a world, starting with Human + Apple = Knowledge. With 190 elements to create in 19 different categories, Doodle Devil will keep you busy trying to figure out what combinations will work. There is a sly sort of humor in some of the combinations, as well as the quotations displayed when new elements are created.
The graphics are excellent, with small iconic representations of the elements and resulting creations. While Doodle Devil is not appropriate for younger children because of some depictions of nudity and violence, teens and adults may get a kick out of mixing up elements.
App Details
- Devices : iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad
- Subjects : Social Studies : cultural understanding
- Skills : Thinking & Reasoning : hypothesis-testing , solving puzzles
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- Release date : November 3, 2010
- Genre : Strategy Games
- Publisher : JoyBits Ltd.
- Version : 1.0
- Minimum software requirements : iOS 3.1.2 or later.
- Last updated : November 11, 2020
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