I quite enjoyed this. Its not especially challenging. The story was a little weak - particularly at the end - and the game is quite short, but the graphics are lovely. The old mansion is very nicely done - I wouldn't mind living there! Ultimately, I found myself thoroughly entertained for a couple of hours on a rainy afternoon, which is all that I could ask for my $7.

One of the worst gamesi've ever played.Terrible graphics,an insult to one's intelligence.I quit the demo after about two minutes.

I have been a Drawn fan even since the first one, because the visuals and storyline were so amazing. After the second Drawn came out the graphics got even better but the ending was very anti-climactic. I set my hopes high for Drawn 3 and was very excited to buy it. Although, once again the graphics were very well done, I was rather disappointed in the whole game. Drawn 3 itself was too short with not that many challenging puzzles. Sadly, it seems like Drawn keeps getting shorter, down grading its once outstanding graphics, and a bit easier. I still think it is a great series that everyone should at least try.

I downloaded this and cannot play it on my iMac with 4Mb Ram, and 2.66Mh Intel Core2 and Radeon HD2600 more than as specified on the minimum spec. The game is unplayable due to stuttering graphics and jumping mouse.

First the gameplay. Decent graphics, a resonable mix between hidden object and puzzle solving, possibly a little repetitive. The game does lead you by the nose a bit, with different rooms only being available if there was something to do there.

Second, value for money. playing with active areas not highlighted, and having attained two of the talimans (there being seven) in the 60 minute trial period, I thought that maybe the later ones would prove harder and so spending $14.95 would be worth it. Sadly the later ones proved easier if anything, the complete game taking me about 3 hours in total (with no hints). You decide whether that represents good value for money.