Scribblenauts

Since you can summon up guns and other weapons, there can be some cartoony violence. But no blood or gore is shown -- defeated characters simply disappear with a pop. You can create violent situations, such as attaching a piece of meat to a baby and then introducing a lion into the scene. The lion will go after the meat and eat the baby. Again, no gore is actually shown. You can also conjure up Death (who looks like the Grim Reaper), and if you dispatch him on a character, that character will disappear, presumed dead. But you can play this game without violence, and are rewarded with more in-game dollars for solutions that don't use violence or weapons.

Parents need to know that this unique puzzle game allows kids to use their imagination to solve a series of over 200 puzzles. They can write-in the objects they want to use to try to solve a puzzle and those objects then magically appear on the screen. With over 10,000 objects that can be scribbled into existence, there is a lot for kids to explore. Since this game is so open-ended, kids can conjure up combinations that are violent, like weapons to kill cute little animals or summoning Death to dispatch a character. Also, two of the 220 puzzles require you to do something violent like "put down the three rabid animals," but you can simply opt to not solve those 2 puzzles. Because some violence is possible and the puzzles can get challenging, this game is best for kids ages 10 and up.