Paper Dolls On The Lam In Drawn To Be Alive
What would you do if you were an animated drawing, caught in the real world? Run and hide, of course. Such is the dilemma driving the action in Drawn To Be Alive. You get to play an adorable little 2D sketch drawing who must maneuver in a 3D world. The little sketch must stay hidden from real people, by hiding in any artwork he comes across. He can become part of a poster, or a piece of graffiti. The only detail that would blow his cover is his little blinking eyes. Besides the stealth gameplay, the game offers interesting platforming elements. Considering that he can fold himself in half or glide along by flattening his body, the gameplay looks very clever.
Drawn To Be Alive was designed by a French design school Supinfogame and runs off of the Unreal engine. Unfortunately the game isn’t finished yet, but check out the original French website for up to date news, and check out the gameplay trailer.
via: Kotaku
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Posted to Video Games on 29 July 2006
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