Play Drawn To Life Online
You draw your own hero and platforms with the stylus, then jump into levels to fix a fading world—half the time you’ll forget the mission because you’re too busy scribbling weird upgrades.
Game Overview
Drawn to Life is one of those DS games that makes you wonder why nobody else tried this idea. You start by literally drawing your hero—like, scribbling their head, body, arms, and legs with the stylus. At first, mine looked like a lopsided potato with stick limbs, but hey, it’s your disaster.
The story’s got this weirdly charming vibe where these little fox-like creatures (Raposa) are losing their world to darkness because some jerk stole their sacred book. As the "Creator," you jump into 2D platformer levels to recover missing pages, but the cool part? You don’t just play—you draw platforms, bridges, even weird little helicopters to get around. Half the time I’d forget what I was supposed to be doing because I got distracted doodling ridiculous upgrades.
There’s a shop where you unlock new moves and customization stuff, but honestly, the real fun is seeing your janky drawings come to life. Watching my lumpy hero somersault through levels I’d filled with poorly drawn clouds never got old. It’s messy, creative, and surprisingly heartfelt for a game about scribbles.
Download Drawn To Life ROM
You can download this ROM to play Drawn To Life offline using an Nintendo DS (NDS) emulator (Top Emulators).
*This ROM is provided for backup and educational purposes only.
