In terms of graphics, this game is a full-featured creative accomplishment mixing different artistic styles to a great effect. You’ll find yourself interacting with diverse paintings, as well as intricate pop-up books, felt board cutouts, and a host of other interesting surprises. If you’ve been looking for a point-and-click adventure game that stays faithful to the tried-and-true conventions of the genre while establishing a slew of interesting innovations, you can’t possibly be disappointed playing “Drawn: Dark Flight”. This is a fascinating adventure with remarkable production values; a neatly polished gaming experience that will keep you drawn to the screen from start to finish.

This is a game you should play with the speakers turned up, for best effect. The soundtrack is quite memorable and thoroughly efficient, and you’ll probably find yourself humming some of the tunes in the game, well after your gaming sessions. One of the most interesting aspects about the music in this game is how it promptly responds to the different environments, which really adds substance to the overall experience. You’ll come across a wide range of scenarios, each one bearing a rather distinct mood – and the soundtrack closely resonates the graphics on each section, which really makes the atmosphere in the game feel lively and engaging.

Dark Flight is an intricate and fairly non-linear puzzle game; you’ll have to beat a good diversity of challenges to finish the game, and sometimes it will call for a good amount of exploring the lusciously layered scenes. Each location in the game features several scenes, and some scenes have sub-scenes within them, which make the gameplay feel more substantial… even though it may be a bit confusing towards novice players, who may sometimes spend a few moments wondering what to do next. All in all, this is a highly recommendable adventure game, with an interesting mix of puzzles, artwork and musicality.