1. Drawn to Life

This is my review on the game Drawn to Life, the first one out of the two.
 

The cover of the DS game, Drawn to life.


 




-This is a great over all game, good graphics, fun to play, and hours of gameplay.


 

My View-

Drawn to life is one of the most versatile and creative games I have ever played. It allows people, of all ages, hours of game play. It has a great story line and allows the player a chance to get really connected to the supporting characters of the town of your name. It really lets the player almost have total control over your experience. This is defiantly a game you will play over and over again until the end.

Features of the Game-

-Very easy to use, yet very powerful paint pallet with 25 different colours in it.
-Eraser, zoom modes, per pixel editing, 3 brush sizes and a flood fill when you get lazy.
-Take on the role as The Creator and restore an old town to new.
-Design plants, flowers, animals, sun, clouds, buildings, moon stars and much more!
-Watch your creations and other members of the town interact with each other, and interact with them. -Control your self drawn creation; follow Jowee, Mari and the Mayor on their adventure to populate the town of your name.
-Drawn to life has 16 levels of game play, with over 50 stages.
-Over 15 hours of game play and mini games that can be repeated.
-Use Wi-Fi connection to trade in-game creations with friends.

Story Line-

The story line of the game Drawn to Life is defiantly one of the most luring and powerful story lines of any DS games I have ever played. The story of Drawn to Life starts with a young Raposa (wolf like creature)  crying out to ‘The Creator’ to save her town and restore it back to the way it was. The town, of your name, is covered in darkness after the evil Wilfre takes ‘The Book of Life’ and rips all the pages out, throwing them into the wind. All the Raposa of the town start to leave. Your character, the creator, is here to save the town and bring it back to its former glory. Your creator must go through 16 levels and recover all the pages of the Book of Life. The pages include the sun, moon, rain, plants, trees and the Raposa themselves. Once you collect the page you will have the chance to design the item you recovered, which will than be added to your town. Each character in your town will interact and tell you information about the town or the history of the Raposa.

Conclusion-

I love the Drawn to Life game. Great colours and a very powerful storyline. I got extremely connected to the characters and I really didn’t want it to end. This game makes you feel really powerful. You get to design all the buildings and all the platforms in the 2D (Mario style) part of the game. All of the characters have a great 'personality' about them, and you learn to hate/love certain ones. Some parts were very hard to master. The first time i completed the game it took me about 3 months to finish.  

10/10 Stars!