In Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension, you never do the same thing for long. It's also varied enough to remain pleasant and fun for anyone who might accompany a young child on his or her travels. ('Technically, the gnomes formed an oligarchy.') Clever writing makes these characters a pleasure to spend time with, and though the game is designed for youngsters, parents and older siblings who play along will find that the dialogue is smart enough for them to enjoy, too. The entire game faithfully captures the whimsical look of the cartoon, and seeing what each new dimension looks like, as well as discovering what bizarre elements differentiate it from our own, is part of the fun of this escapade. Throughout the course of the game, Phineas and Ferb visit a number of strange dimensions on their journey home, including one in which life resembles an old-fashioned black-and-white cartoon and another in which people live under the terrifying control of garden gnomes. As the game picks up, Phineas and Ferb arrive in a place that looks a lot like their hometown of Danville, but something is clearly amiss: There's gelatin everywhere! Massive piles of purple goop make it clear that this is not the same Danville they call home. Doofenshmirtz's otherdimensionator has taken Phineas and Ferb out of their own tri-state area and into those of alternate realities.

A catchy opening song sets the stage for this interdimensional outing.

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