Drawn: The Painted Tower - That's It!

It's such a pleasure to get a game of this caliber brought out by the "Kings" of gaming, and here it is  - Drawn: The Painted Tower - the newest adventure from Big Fish Games Studios, a game with whimsical story line with enough challenge to keep you interested and not so easy as to bore you! It reminds MCF or Dream Chronicles series or even the more recent Princess Isabella: A Witch's Curse, but still it's something unique making you enjoy every hour of it!

Let your creative imagination go and unfold the intriguing story! Which painting would you like to enter?

The King's Daughter is missing. The young girl was last seen traveling with an elderly man. Her grief-stricken father turned to stone and the tower doors have all been locked with cunning magic and it's only you who can solve the riddles and save Iris to bring back the life into this deserted kingdom. Iris has a special gift: her paintings become doors to magical worlds, and the animals can come to life and jump off the canvas. A villain has ruined the paintings but you can break the curse little by little restoring them by collecting drawings and sketches. Do not be afraid! The task is clever and interesting and just challenging enough!
So, start the game and find yourself in a game with amazing graphics, suitable for any blockbuster animation movie. Besides it was just great having some voice to hear. The options even include the ability to adjust brightness, the hint system is an absolute dream-come-true and any minigame can be skipped without penalties, though it's not needed often as puzzles are easy enough to be figured out. There is a very good amount of playing time and the potential for replay if you get stuck. The most of the puzzles involve you into a room to look around and gather items sparkling when your mouse is hovering over them. Using common sense, assemble those items into their proper places somewhere nearby, unlocking therethrough new areas.
The creativity, imagination, complexity and intricacy in this game (especially when combined) really draw you in to the game world and make it an absolute keeper!
One more innovation worth mentioning is that Big Fish didn't give free trials for their large file games earlier. Now there's a free demo which is a real plus.
Despite all the pluses and advantages listed above, the game is not perfect and may cause some irritation if you do not like playing with occult themes like pentagrams, tarot cards, witches and other magic things. Of course, there is no intention to make you into the occult, so take it easy and skip a puzzle if it's annoying. We hope that game developers will take it into account next time when creating another masterpiece. Besides lots of graphics will probably make your computer load slower than usual. But is that a real problem? Unless you don't have a bite within reach.

You won't find a reinvention of the casual game genre here, still the game is no doubt worth coming to life on your screen as one of it shining stars!