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A10-11 is the final action level in Scribblenauts.
Objects and NPCs: Behemoth, Blue Button, Blue Switch, Death, Green Button, Green Switch, Jeremiah, Large Steel Door Blue, Large Steel Door Green, Large Steel Door Red, Large Steel Gate, Large Steel Spike (x15), Marius, Matt Cox, Red Switch, Scythe
Hint
"It's the last level!"
Solution
At first, the level appears to be extraordinarily difficult. It contains a Starite found behind several doors, with the only way to open it appearing to be the switches and buttons found in an extremely narrow corridor up above. This corridor is loaded with numerous spikes and powerful enemies.
However, this dangerous corridor is a complete red herring, and is impossible to navigate through normal gameplay. All the player actually needs to do is walk towards the Starite. The doors blocking it will slowly open on their own when approached, making it the easiest level in the entire game.
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Trivia
- A10-11 is the final level found within Scribblenauts. Despite posing as the hardest level within the game, it is actually the easiest of all, with minimal effort needed to reach the end.
- This level is by far the best level for getting Ollars, as it has an absurdly high Par with no actual need to summon any objects, and the level can be beaten in as little as 7 seconds. You can expect to earn around 6,900 Ø every time you beat the level, and after 6 plays of the level, you should have gained enough to buy every avatar and song in the Ollar Store.
- This is also a good level to obtain Merits, as you have a bit of space and are unobstructed with basically no objective, and the level can be beaten basically immediately whenever you feel like it.
- The way the corridor is set up, the switches and buttons in the level are completely unreachable and cannot be used. Using glitches such as the handcuffs+vending machine trick to access them reveals that they actually do nothing when pressed or pushed, and do not even open the doors.