
The quirky Raposa and your drawn hero return in Drawn to Life: Two Realms, the next installment in the beloved franchise! Uncover the mystery of the Shadow and save Mike and his friends.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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I've always loved the Drawn to Life series and the first game will always be my favorite, that being said.. While I enjoy the game some of the back to back levels make me want to tear out my spleen with my bare hands. The inability to save between them is so rage inducing whenever you have to repeatedly restart very cheesed level layouts that you mentally solved five minutes ago but can't get to do what you need them to. "Toys" can be obnoxious to lead around and get where you want EXACT in some levels to the point where it becomes mechanically impossible and then you're left with the desire to rage quit. Still a very cute game will great dialogue and story progression from the main line BUT MY GOD THESE MARIO MAKER ESC LEVELS.
Aldark is too powerful, broke the game at his introduction. 10/10 get ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Wilfre.
Lo compre acordandome del videojuego de Nintendo DS, que intuyo es la precuela, pero es que este juego es simple hasta decir basta, el que yo jugue estaba bastante mejor y la nostalgia me jugo una mala pasada.
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Drawn to life was one of my first games ever. The only reason I play games is because of it. It had played a massive part in my childhood. But this feels like it is devoid of what made the original games special. All the substance has been drained out of it and leaves it feeling empty. I am honestly disappointed, especially after I was looking forward to this title. Go play drawn to life the next chapter instead.
This was a crime against the Creator himself. This game right here, is why I wish for the complete destruction of mobile games. Its soulless, boring, and quite honestly would rather them have never made it. You can play this game for 10 minuets and realized that it was a mobile game cash grab. Do not buy this. Buy originals on eBay (it's like $10 real good prices tbh) or just emulate it. It hurts because of the sales on this, we'll probably never get the sequel we all deserve. I'm crushed. I hate it here.
I am so disappointed... I used to play drawn to life on my nintendo DS. I used to have so much fun. But this game is so far from what it was. Gampelay is horrible. Levels are short and uninteresting, there is no consistency in jumps, rebounds and timing of toys you set. The prequel is so much better than this game. It is sad because they added a lot in terms of customization. Graphics are lovely but you either have to choose Vsync and stutter or disable Vsync and have screen tearing. It could have been great, but it is a game, if the gameplay is bad, the game will most likely be bad.
I really wish THQ hadn't gone bankrupt. I cannot recommend this game, not because it's just flat out worse than its DS brothers, but because it lost all of its charm the past games had. And that's justified by the lack of releases, the Drawn to Life series went from making games on the DS to jumping right to Steam. And when they did this last thing, THQ had already gone bankrupt years ago. They grabbed the ideas from the past games and threw them down a well, you barely draw anything that's vital to levels (which are all puzzles, forget the idea of going from place to place and exploring each level closely to get a collectable). This is a flawed continuation to DtL: The Next Chapter, it really sucks that the whole game series took a grave downfall, but seeing as this was developed by a different company with different ideas in mind, it doesn't surprise me.
I played the first two drawn to life games and I loved them very much, and I thought that they did not release anymore besides that sponge bob thing. I was surprised to find out that they released a new game back in 2020. So out of curiosity and to revisit my childhood I bought this game on sale and played it. It was very nice to experience some nostalgia with this game but is it as good as the last two? My personal opinion no, I bought this game for around 4 bucks and I think for that price it is worth it, but not for 10 like the original price. Its Important to remember that this is a kids game so if you are playing this game out of nostalgia it most likely wont be as good as you remember the older games to be. Nevertheless, playing this game today after having such great memories as a kid and see all the characters and remembering the story was a great experience. So if you played these games as a kid and want to look back I would definitely recommend this game granted you got it on sale price.
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