Phineas and Ferb Photo Mashup is a sandbox game based on Phineas and Ferb, released for the Disney Create website in late 2009. It enables users to create a mixture scene featuring a bunch of show components.
Gameplay[]
An abundance of cool collages are constructible using the blending assembler and its separated collection of topical props on each side menu. Articles available for the personalization process are stock character images, screenshot backdrop portraits, wallpaper setting graphics, item illustration stamps, zany photographic frames, and empty speech balloons, all adaptable with mouse touches. Further options comprise a grabbing hand, an eraser, and a zoom magnifier, as well as a sketch integrator, a saver, a printer, and a downloader after finishing.
Customization[]
Backgrounds[]
- Blank
- Flynn-Fletcher backyard
- Colored surfboards
- Beach sunglasses
- Rocking stage
- Sky fog
- Pink bubbles
- Laboratory overview
- Flynn-Fletcher house lined view
- Flynn-Fletcher house diagonal view
- Tiki heads
- Light stripes
Characters[]
- Rocking Phineas
- Regular Phineas
- Rocking Ferb
- Tool Phineas
- Tool Ferb
- Walking Phineas
- Confident Ferb
- Jumping Phineas
- Jumping Ferb
- Snowboarder Phineas
- Snowboarder Ferb
- Jamming Phineas
- Regular Ferb
- Adventurer Phineas
- Adventurer Ferb
- Smiling Phineas
- Pointing Ferb
- Swinging Candace
- Sliding Candace
- Confident Candace
- Disguised Agent P
- Circus Agent P
- Propelling Agent P
- Parachuting Agent P
- Kicking Agent P
- Swole Agent P
- Eyeing Agent P
- Swinging Agent P
- Running Agent P
- Regular Perry
- Regular Agent P
- Regular Jeremy
- Rocking Isabella
- Enamored Isabella
- Regular Isabella
- Pensive Isabella
- Fighting Doofenshmirtz
- Regular Doofenshmirtz
- Rocking Buford
- Regular Buford
Items[]
- Wrench
- Snowboard
- Purple sunglasses
- Yellow sunglasses
- White goo
- Shield
- Screwdriver
- Scooter
- Yellow drill
- 42's remote control
- Keyboard
- Closed cellphone
- Open cellphone
- Transparent series logo
- Series logo
- Fedora
- Explosion effect
- Grappling hook
- Blue drill
- Green orb
- Blue orb
- Red orb
- 42
- Hoverjet
- Focus effect
Frames[]
- Wooden fixture
- Roped logs
- Blue television
- Orange television
- Clip gradient
- Badge outline
- Wavy lines
- Wall chunk
- Cloud cutout
- Round panel
- Tree casing
- Metal cover
- Triangle wrapper
- Fence block
- Cloud theater
- Bubbly orb
- Hued circle
Shortcuts[]
- C key - Characters tab
- B key - Backgrounds tab
- S key - Stamps
- T key - Text
- H key - Hand
- E key - Eraser
- M key - Magnify
- Ctrl + Z key - Undo
- Ctrl + Y key - Redo
Gallery[]
Background Information[]
- In case the player wants to review the prepared directions and shortcut controls, the introduction slides are toggleable by pressing the question mark switch located on the top right corner of the creating screen, although the last one seen is opened rather than the first.
- Several episodes are referenced throughout the activity:
- A few of the visuals put in the attraction originate from the franchise's promotional material, specifically the light stripe scenery, the purple musical cover, the band artpieces, and the green, blue, and red shaded orbs. These units allude majorly to the series' inception and its then-new soundtrack album, functioning perhaps as a form of subtle advertisement for the latter.
- Digitized illustrations bear a small copyright notice along the bottom portion reading "Copyright Disney - All Rights Reserved", which serves as a watermark for the creations to avoid property problems if they are shared outside of the Disney homepage.
- Shared artpieces could be shown in the Suggested Artwork slideshow portion of the website, registering a thumbnail, the name, and the author in the highlights. Every creation had an accessible subpage whose link contained a unique 33-character code assigned to them.