Welcome to the world of Draw, a 2D sidescroller and visual novel! Armed with nothing but a pencil, play as "Stickman" as you explore a brand-new world. Solve puzzles by drawing into the game, meet new friends while dodging scribble monsters, and make memories that’ll never be erased!
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System: Windows PC
Rating: 51/100
Playtime: ~ 1 Hour
Was looking for something short to break up AC Mirage and whatever I decide to get into next, and I decided to give this a shot. I was drawn to it when looking through the Steam Discovery Queue reminded of old flash games I played as a kid.
I knew that there was something to it from briefly looking through the steam reviews, but didn't know how deep the story would go. I though the utilization of visual novel-esque cutscenes along with the gameplay was an okay balance. Unfortunately, the gameplay wasn't very interesting, not going further than those old school flash games.
The story will be where you get the most out of this, and it wasn't clicking with my until the end did hit me. I understood what was going on, and the writing could've made me cringe but it was competent and didn't cross the line. The story unfolding left me wanting more, but the ending was a solid conclusion.
It was a free game, and it only takes an hour, so it's hard to go wrong. I'd assume that the less you know the better, so if either the style draws you in, or what you've seen from the story does it, I'd just give it a shot.
Rating: 51/100
Playtime: ~ 1 Hour
Was looking for something short to break up AC Mirage and whatever I decide to get into next, and I decided to give this a shot. I was drawn to it when looking through the Steam Discovery Queue reminded of old flash games I played as a kid.
I knew that there was something to it from briefly looking through the steam reviews, but didn't know how deep the story would go. I though the utilization of visual novel-esque cutscenes along with the gameplay was an okay balance. Unfortunately, the gameplay wasn't very interesting, not going further than those old school flash games.
The story will be where you get the most out of this, and it wasn't clicking with my until the end did hit me. I understood what was going on, and the writing could've made me cringe but it was competent and didn't cross the line. The story unfolding left me wanting more, but the ending was a solid conclusion.
It was a free game, and it only takes an hour, so it's hard to go wrong. I'd assume that the less you know the better, so if either the style draws you in, or what you've seen from the story does it, I'd just give it a shot.
This review contains spoilers
Okay I cried even if I think like Claire that maybe this is good but not that much.
Btw, nowadays we know more about depression, it's weird in stories like this when none know what happen with the protagonist when it's clear that need professional help, friends love us but we need a social change with our loved ones, psychologist and/or psychiatrists, and change things that are bad in society, isn't important the thousand of hours we spend with doctors and other professionals and how our circle love us if life is unbearable.
Btw, nowadays we know more about depression, it's weird in stories like this when none know what happen with the protagonist when it's clear that need professional help, friends love us but we need a social change with our loved ones, psychologist and/or psychiatrists, and change things that are bad in society, isn't important the thousand of hours we spend with doctors and other professionals and how our circle love us if life is unbearable.