Drawn to Life - Nintendo DS
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Features
Help save a dying village from evil and rebuild it back to greatness by creating a Hero! You can draw anything imaginable! Draw and customize heroes, weapons, tools, animals, plants, and almost anything in the game! Swap and share your drawings with friends. Play as your creations and watch them come to life!- Rebuild a small village with your stylus, drawing the planets, animals, sun, moon, stars and much more! Watch as your creations interact in the streets with the town population!
- Jump, crawl, charge and battle your way through dark forests, windy meadows, busy cities and tropical islands.
- Drawn to Life provides a powerful, yet easy-to-use paint set, including a 25 color swatch palette, eraser, three brush sizes and flood fill. Not an artist? Tracing templates are available to guide users to create works of art.
Product Description
Drawn to Life takes players to the next level of interaction and creativity on the Nintendo DS. Your exact drawings populate the game, and no tedious animating or image manipulation is necessary. In other words, your drawing comes to life!
Product Specifications
| Product ID | 919076 |
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| Is Preorder? | No |
Dates
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Top Customer Reviews
It's a great game for kids let's your drawings come to life.
I love this game! It truely is what you make it, I made it hilarious! My main character that I brought to life is named Lolly Man, he's basically a stick with a big round head, his main weapon is another lolly pop, of course (Next time I play it I might change his weapon into a tootsie roll or something). It's funny because he has like no legs but the more he gets hit, the more body parts he grows. I guess I could take this all serious & make my hero look like a knight or something & the first couple of times I played I did use some of the pre-made bodies & added to their look, but it's much funnier when you keep it simple. To describe the game... you make a hero & name him & then get sucked into an adenture with villians & these hamster like creatures (I think they're called Rappos), each level you have to find certain keys and missing hamsters/rappos to go to the next level. Some were pretty easy but others took me a while, you kinda have to think outside of the box to get past some levels. You only get so many attempts at passing a level, you can get blown up by fish, sludge monsters etc, each time they "get you" you loose a body part, I think it takes 4 hits to knock you out & you have to restart the level. Overall I would buy this game again if I lost it, it's just one of those games that makes me laugh & it's a pretty good challenge too. My younger brother thinks this game rocks, he likes it when I design the hero to look like some type of innocent animal like a bunny or squirel & then really bomb on a level.
Drawn To Life is a really cool game! You can draw and custumize four characters. You can take your character on adventures and custumize your own weapons and gear. I recommend this game to people who want a good game and like to be creative.
Drawn to life was one one of my most fav games! i love how you can draw your own character and you can go on a bunch of adventures. you can also draw your own weapons and fight bad-guys. the only down side of the game is that it can be a little hard to draw your character perfectly. but this game was still the bomb! i think people who like to draw and play video games should get this game! :)
i love this game! i had some trouble with boss 2 and 3 and the final boss-4 but other than that, it is fun! you get to costumize almost everything! it was a little hard at the end where you has to ground pound the scorpion, but i got it eventually. you should waste some dough on this game!