Drawn Down

Tech noir adventure

Published by: Studio Hazy
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It's 2036 and technology continues to spiral out of control. London's criminals find new ways to stay ahead of the police, but with the imminent introduction of the Damocles Armoured Fighting Robot to the police, what new scheme will they come up with next?

Nathan Jordan is a composite artist who works as a consultant for the police, his quiet life is about to be shattered when his missing brother suddenly reappears in his life. Unfortunately his brother is being held hostage.
Compelled by guilt from his past, Nathan will stop at nothing to get his brother back. With the police, a global crime organisation called The Syndicate, and the mysterious art thief known as The Wolf all in Nathan's path, the situation is looking grim.
Features:
Engaging story and rich sci-fi world
Memorable characters fully voiced
Original soundtrack by Jonathan Rock
Glorious pixel art, but a modern adventure
Composite art mini-game
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Great game

Ggtyvjytchtvyjfcjygvfcdty on

United States

I loved this hidden gem—I agree with others who said they were surprised this game hadn’t gotten more attention. I love the classic, pixelated art style, and also enjoyed the dev commentary while I played the game. Check it out if you’ve ever enjoyed yourself a good ol’ 90’s detective game.

Hidden gem

Poliooilop on

United States

Great atmosphere and story. Its rare to find a compelling game like this with interesting fleshed out characters. Definitely recommend. I can’t wait for the next game by this studio. Things that could be improved: Second half seemed very rushed, almost felt like the game was meant to be 3-4 times longer. The elevator, why did we need it to move in almost real time? The puzzles were really pretty easy. By the language and subject matter it is clear this game was meant for adults but the puzzles were so simple it almost turned into just an interactive movie.

I would like the People who made this to please

Ditzy84 on

United States

About the game and it keeps freezing at the beginning

Really fun point and click adventure!

bdbino on

United States

I really enjoyed this game a lot. I love the retro graphics, the story was interesting and engaging, the puzzles were all story related and logical, challenging but not impossible, the characters were unique and interesting, and the entire game was superbly voice acted. It reminded me a bit of Kathy Rain or Technobabylon. I had a few freezing issues, it only happened if I tried to click on something else during dialogue. But just closing the game and opening it again fixed it with no progress lost. It was a good length for the price though I wanted it to be longer just because I wanted to keep playing :) Look forward to more games from this dev.

Needs an update

Liquatic on

United States

Giving this game 4 stars because I loved the pc version and just had to immediately download it on the iPhone when I saw it in the App Store. However, no matter what I try to do, I can’t get the game to progress past the opening scene where the character wants to buy some wine. The game freezes and won’t progress. I’m unable to skip the scene or drag any items. I’m on an iPhone 12 Pro Max on iOS 15, though it was happening on iOS 14 as well. Once there’s an update that allows me to continue, I’ll gladly give this game 5 stars

Looks fun

Cassiej0 on

United States

It looks like a fun game, wish I could play it. Keeps freezing

The retro-futuristic point & click tribute you didn’t know you needed!

Michael_Athey on

United States

I’m surprised this game hasn’t garnered more attention up to now. Getting a point & click adventure right for mobile/iPad can be a daunting task, and Drawn Down gets so many things right. Love the throwback art style mixed with the storyline that reminds me of so many of those “used future” noirs I grew up enjoying. The puzzles are logical and relevant to the context of the scenes (not just puzzles for the sake of cramming in puzzles, and some are pretty humorous) and the game feels like just the right length for the money. Some may argue that there’s limited replay value with only so many story branches and only a certain number of areas to explore, but I think it makes the game on the first run-through more lean that way. Plus there’s dev commentary you can toggle on/off to learn more about the behind-the-scenes after your first play-through (there are spoilers in the commentary, so keeping it off on your first play is recommended). What also really shines in the game is the dialogue and the sound design. And a killer soundtrack! All in all, a great experience and definitely worth playing if you’re into games like Gemini Rue, Darkside Detective, The Last Door, etc.

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App Info

Category
Games
Publisher
Studio Hazy
Languages
English
Recent release
1.6 (2 years ago )
Released on
Sep 1, 2018 (6 years ago )
Last Updated
2 months ago
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