Reviews and Problems with Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
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Overall 8
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Common Sense Media
12 August 2012
Summary: Parents need to know that Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter contains cartoon violence. Your characters can strike with weapons including punching, bouncing off, and hitting...
Excerpt: With a game that’s as ambitious as Scribblenauts, people are sure to take notice of any game that 5th Cell were involved in, even if they felt that the idea was part of a
Excerpt: Scribblenauts meets LittleBigPlanet. That's the tantalising description we've come up with for cute side scrolling platformer Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.
Excerpt: Interactive games have been growing by leaps and bounds over recent years. Drawn to Life The Next Chapter is one such video game on the Nintendo DS.
Excerpt: Drawn to Life was originally a game on the Nintendo DS, created by the wonderful minds at 5th Cell, who also created the recently-released Scribblenauts.
Summary: Despite its originality and charm, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a mediocre platforming game.
Pros: Drawing tool allows a limitless range of concoctions, Plenty of interesting puzzles solved through drawing, Charming characters and environments.
Cons: Platforming gameplay is overly simplistic, Frequently loading screens, Lacklustre and repetitive multiplayer games, Drawing tool is imprecise.
Conclusion: Drawn to Life The Next Chapter is not a game that many adults will like, but that doesn’t matter too much as it’s aimed at children and not adults. Don’t get me wrong
Pros: +Great kids game, +Lots of fun, +A truly interactive game where you get to design the game itself
Cons: Most older and adult gamers will not care for this title