Hi Gamers! I have a little announcement to make… *drumroll* I am making TUTORIALS for some of my IPad and computer games! Anyway here is my summary about Drawn: The Painted Tower by Big Fish.

Here it is (again! :D):

Drawn: The Painted Tower is a medium difficulty puzzle game. Darkness has gathered around the tower and the rest of the whole kingdom. There are paintings where you enter and solve puzzles in the paintings made by a girl called Iris who is trapped on top of the tower. Iris is the next Queen and the light to the darkness in the kingdom so Iris’ guardian, Franklin who has turned into stone asks you to help break the curse on the tower.

This will come out in my tutorials but first you get a little speech with Franklin Iris’ guardian. Then you get started up with the first painting by helping the scarecrow get back some of his parts stolen by crows. The next painting includes things from the first painting. It is about a witch doctor painting to make a potion that will be used in a future painting. Then next painting is about a giant tree where you must help regrow the forest. The potion that was made by the witch doctor will be a hint. After that you will not enter a painting but a play type puzzle in which you must finish the play. After that you will enter three other paintings (I will tell the description in the tutorials). The first one is a thunder/lightning cave puzzle. After that there is a dragon and gold scale painting. Then the third one is the icy, friend or foe puzzle with a griffin.

I like this game because it is a game that can challenge your mind. It was fun because I had to find my way through the puzzles. The hardest for me was the lightning puzzle when I had to make lightning strike the painting because I missed on tiny detail. It was fun because again I liked the challenging puzzles and I had to rack my brain a lot! (I had some annoying parts in the game though…)

HI Readers!! I have another book summary! I will not be posting Planet Survival until my dad comes to help program it… So here it is:

The Whippet Hotel is a strange hotel full of strange and mysterious people and… ducks. Each floor has its own secrets. Leo – the maintenance man’s son – should know most of them, since he is the maintenance man’s son after all. But a lot more mysteries gets put his way when colored cryptic boxes are left for him, boxes that lead him to hidden floors, strange puzzles, and unusual alliances.

I first saw this book as a Sakura Book when I was allowed to see the books. I chose this book because in the previous year I found a book around the same topic. It was enjoyable for me because it had a lot of suspense scenes that easily formed a picture in my mind. I liked it for another reason because it had a touch of surrealism for the hotel.