Remember, the character you draw is 2D. That makes the levels 2D.

User Rating: 6 | Geuryeora, Touch! Naega Mandeuneun Sesang DS
By Jamez634 | Review Date:
Drawn to Life is extremely customizable. As you probably know, you can draw your own character. But not just that. You can also draw weapons like swords and guns and rockets and submarines and - well, you get the picture! (get it?! Get the picture? LOL) So that's pretty cool but you know the DS touch screen is a little small which is why I put in the cheat to get aliens and kids drawn for you. And then I just draw on him the way I want. I'm just telling you the truth. Unless you find the DS touch screen easy to use then you won't be able to make a detailed picture. Even if you're a good drawer, it will be hard.
Getting into the story, an evil shadow, that used to be a citizen in your town, wants to take over the world, so you have to save it. I found the story quite good to follow as there are some points that keep you very entertained (for example: the mayor dies).
Now we come to the gameplay. Now let me get this straight out of the way - it's 2D. Now, some of you might like 2D games, and when I say that I mean REALLY LIKE IT so if you do you might as well stop reading this review.
I just find 2D gaming on the DS to be a bit of a letdown. And I would've expected a level designer where you can draw your own levels, but there isn't.
Overall, I don't blame THQ for the 2D gameplay. After all, you can't make a drawing 3D!

Or can you?

Check out my blog for other reviews on other great (and not so great!) DS games!

Other Helpful Reviews for Geuryeora, Touch! Naega Mandeuneun Sesang

Load Comments (0)