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Drawn: The Painted Tower 
Enter the world of Drawn, the newest adventure from Big Fish Games Studios. Unravel the secrets of the Painted Tower while overcoming challenging puzzles on your quest to save Iris. A curse has locked each floor of the tower, and only the most creative adventurer can find a way through. Enter lush painted worlds and meet fantastic characters who will help youand sometimes try to stop you, on your quest through the dream world of The Painted Tower.
Beware! Darkness approaches the tower. Can you save her in time?
- A cinematic adventure
- Explore enchanted worlds
- Solve elaborate and cunning puzzles!
- Get the Deluxe Strategy Guide plus extras
- Check out our blog walkthrough
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: 10.5/OSX_10_4
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- Hard Drive: 227 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
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The best BigFish game EVER
Drawn is unlike any other BigFish game. The artwork is striking, the music is lovely, and the story really draws you in. The puzzles are challenging and fun, and it's hard to stop playing. There's not a single negative thing to say about Drawn--it's by far my favorite BigFish game ever.
November 14, 2011
One of the best!
When I started to play this game, I knew it was something unique. The creators of Drawn were really thinking outside the box. The way you enter each painting and make your way in the tower through additional adventures that flow seamlessly makes this one of the most interesting, enjoyable games I have ever played. The graphics are beautiful and the sound is perfect. I would highly recommend this game!
November 15, 2011
A piece of art.
I play computer game since 1995 and this is a true and rare beautiful game. The concept art is unique and the atmosphere so particular. The story, the gameplay and the music are great to. This game is for every fan of "quality and unique experience". A++
November 22, 2011
I say, like in a dream.
Me and my wife are great fans of Adventure games and we always play them together. Here's what we thought about this one...
I give you... the Good and the Bad and the Conclusion:
+ Magical visuals, something different for a change
+ The Narrator
+ Overall, music works well with the game
+ Challenging puzzles
+ Family friendly
- Sparkles here, sparkles there, sparkles everywhere
- Lack of... thrill.
THE CONCLUSION:
Alright now, there's probably some folks who just adore this game with all of it's aspects, but unfortunately, it just wasn't THAT perfect for us. Let's go into details, shall we?
It was refreshing to have these beautifully drawn visuals for a change. We mostly play the HOG Adventure games and they tend to often have quite similar visuals. We both are like big kids, we love cartoons, children stories and being all around goofy. So we loved the whole kiddie feel in it.
The narrator of the game - a character in the game - makes the game so much more believable and immersive. It sets that mystic tone to the whole journey. Makes it deeper. The whole core idea of using drawings for the whole look and for interacting was a great and unique idea.
The puzzles are surprisingly challenging! In a good way. The story... well it's sorta straightforward and ends quite abruptly, even though the journey is full of lovable details and characters. I was aware of the fact that this is only the first part of Drawn and that the story will go on, but my wife didn't. She hated the way the story was cut in the end, like she usually hates that sorta endings. I'm not that bothered by it, since I knew that there's gonna be more and had my mind set to that.
Personally, one of my complains sorta reside in the ending too. Only in the ending I had that feeling of "Ooh, things are gonna get interesting now!" and then... it ended. I wish there were more of those moments in the actual journey that had the sense of danger, peril and surprising thrills. At least the story and narrator's speech along the way made it sound so much more dangerous situation. To me, it didn't get fully delivered.
Oh I mentioned the sparkles! There are sparkling all over. Even if you have done all you needed in that spot, it might still sparkle and confuse you: "There's still something I'm suppose to do here?" If you take it as a way of making you think in more complicated manner and to purposely bluff you, then yeah I can get that. In the end, I'm not quite sure what to think of that. Also, be prepared to look carefully for all scattered items, or you'll be pacing around the levels of the tower constantly, finding that missing item you missed.
So this pretty much now means that we must pick up the next part to see if things start to get more interesting. In the end, we both enjoyed the game very much. The raw drawn visuals, speech parts, the puzzles, the children's book story, it all was really nice and fun. It just had those slight problems which didn't make it an excellent game for us.
December 1, 2011
Great game, we had hours of fun!
My girls and I enjoyed the whole Drawn series. They loved it and there was great cheering and jumping around when "we rescued them all". We like to all play together taking turns clicking, the little one tends to skip and the big one to use the walkthrough so we may not be the best judges of the subtle parts of the game but we had a lot of fun and consider it money well spent.
November 14, 2011
Great Game!
The entire Drawn series has a fantastic story, and the graphics are beautiful so no complaints there. At times, it can be a bit difficult to figure out where to go/what to do next but with a bit of persistence things fell into place. The gameplay is a bit different from other games you can find on BFG and that is much appreciated.
November 23, 2011
Excellent game
The graphics in this game are very clear and the colours vibrant. The story line is very well put together and its very easy to get drawn into the game. I would recommend this game to my friends. I can't wait to play the next one.
November 15, 2011
A bit too child oriented for my taste
My initial perception of the game was that it would have a feel like the movies Labyrinth or Return to Oz.
But as you go on you find that is not so. The art is nice in an interesting stylized way but the story definitely geared slightly too much towards a younger crowd for me.
It should also be noted that this game is more of a story puzzle game than a hidden object game. You don't have the jumbled screens in which you have to identify listed items. You just have to go around the game looking for items that you have to use elsewhere.
And this part is just me, but something about the Drawn games felt a bit tedious and boring too. I played a bit of one other one to see if it was different, but definitely the same.
I know many other people love these games and justly so, just thought I'd put this out there for people who might be a bit more like me.
November 24, 2011
Drawn: Painted Tower
very nice graphics
my computer couldn't handle the mirrors (windows xp)--it started flashing
I downloaded the game again, still had the same problem.
I eventually got through the game with the flashes, only to go blank at the very end of the game.
I went through the game a third time and got through it.
Overall,it was a nice game and it wasn't dark, which I liked.
November 11, 2011
Love them all
There are many games on Big Fish Games that are beautifully crafted and entertaining. This series is one of the best.
November 14, 2011
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