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Digital Continue

2026-05-26T02:24:24Z

Spectrum: Updated some stuff

{{Infobox/Company|boxcolor=#ff4d00
|name = Digital Continue
|image = [[File:DCLogo.png|center|350px]]
|headquarters = New York City, New York, U.S. 🇺🇸
|founded = 2016
|type = Developer<br>Self-Publisher
|site = [https://www.digitalcontinue.com/ Current Site]
|current = Dormant
|games = {{Icon|TR}}
}}

'''Digital Continue''' is an American video game developer and self-publisher, known for producing just five games in their lifetime. Their most notable game, as well as their most recent, was ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', the third and, to date, last canonical entry in the series. The company is made up of former [[5th Cell]] developers, with co-founder Joseph M. Tringali and composer David J. Franco - both of whom had major involvement with previous games - being the most notable.

=={{Icon|Book}} History==
===Before Digital Continue===
5th Cell faced significant development issues during the mid-2010s, mainly as a result of game cancellations. One of these was Anchors in the Drift, a mobile RPG that failed it's fundraising goal and had to be reworked twice before releasing as a PC game titled Castlehold. The other was Scribblenauts: Fighting Words, a mobile RPG spin-off that was unceremoniously cancelled in 2016 by [[:wikipedia:Warner Bros. Games|Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment]] after two years of development following a shift in Warner Bros. management. These cancellations took a toll on 5th Cell, leading to 45 employees being laid off. Joseph M. Tringali, a co-founder of the studio, decided to follow suit that same year, forming Digital Continue with fellow development veterans and ex-5th Cell employees Bobby Pavlock and Nitin Venugopal, with David J. Franco also leaving to join as their composer. Joe had originally pitched a concept for a third Drawn to Life entry while still at 5th Cell, only for it to be rejected in 2015. Nothing is known about what this concept could have been like or why it was rejected, as no other information has been revealed.

===Development of Lock's Quest & Second Rejected Drawn to Life Pitch===
{{UnusedImage|image=[[File:DTLTRPitch.jpg|250px]]}}
Digital Continue's first game was a remaster of [[:wikipedia:Lock's Quest|Lock's Quest]], 5th Cell's second [[Nintendo DS]] game, which would see release in 2017. Production on this remaster had not been smooth; a few reasons had been cited by Tringali, notably the short development time given by [[:wikipedia:THQ Nordic|THQ Nordic]] and being the first game in a new studio. This resulted in the remaster being released in an unfinished, buggy state, with Tringali expressing disappointment over how it turned out. [[:wikipedia:HandyGames|HandyGames]], a subsidiary of THQ Nordic, would release a mobile port of that same remaster in 2019. This version would receive updates for the next few years, and is considered by many to be better refined and more polished than the flagship release. This version was delisted in December 2025 following a deal with [[:wikipedia:Crunchyroll|Crunchyroll]], and was subsequently re-released as part of their Game Vault service.

Also in 2017, a second Drawn to Life pitch was made to 505 Games. A concept screenshot was shared by Tringali, depicting a more realistic [[Mike]] and two characters only known by their names, Alana and Nolan. This pitch reportedly depicted a different interpretation of the series, and would be the inspiration behind [https://store.steampowered.com/app/872720/SuperMash/ SuperMash].<ref>[[File:SuperMashDTLPitch.PNG|100px]]</ref> This pitch would also be rejected, leading to Tringali thinking up another pitch during development of the studio's other games.

===Development and Reception of Their Other Games===
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100% float:left">
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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|-|Next Up Hero=
The next two Digital Continue titles released in 2018. The first of these, which took roughly 17 months to develop including time spent in Early Access on Steam, was Next Up Hero, an online roguelike action game published by [[:wikipedia:Aspyr|Aspyr]] where the player can respawn "Echoes" of any fallen player to fight by their side as an NPC companion and have their audience participate on Twitch and Mixer streams. Next Up Hero was negatively received, citing the imprecise controls, unfair difficulty, the storyline and dialogue vignettes not lending themselves to the gameplay and online-only elements. Prior to the game's release, a two-issue comic series titled Spoken World would come out, written by Tringali, lettered by Justine Raymond and illustrated by Adam Szary. This comic detailed the backstory of the game's protagonists and the world they explore within the game, which has any creation influenced by song. The comic was released via ComiXology; however, only Issue #1 was transfered to Amazon Kindle following ComiXology's closure, with Issue #2 rendered mostly lost outside of a few pages archived on [https://adamszary.com/spoken-world-vol-1-and-2 Adam Szary's website]. The trademark for both the game and the Spoken World comic would be declared "Abandoned" by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office<ref>[https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87482494&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch Next Up Hero, USPTO]</ref><ref>[https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87384669&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch Spoken World, USPTO]</ref> - despite this, Next Up Hero's servers remain active as of November 2025.
|-|JumpStream=
JumpStream was the second Digital Continue game released in 2018, developed in only four months. This was a competitive platformer that utilized streaming interactivity, allowing for the audience to co-operate or mess up the player's progress within a level. Unlike Next Up Hero, which had Twitch integration, this was solely utilized with Mixer. According to archives within the Wayback Machine, no playthroughs of JumpStream were featured on Mixer, and the game was nowhere to be found on the site. The game had very little critical reception, with the Steam score of 65% Positive Reviews coming from just 20 players. With Mixer itself closing it's doors in June 2020, the game's interactive elements were discontinued, rendering it unplayable. The game is still available for download on Steam, however, and is able to load menus and let players explore the level select area, but very little of it can actually be completed.
|-|SuperMash=
After two and-a-half years of development, the genre-blending title SuperMash released in 2019 on the Epic Games Store, with console releases coming in January 2020 and a Steam version coming the following year. Although the rejected Drawn to Life pitch would inspire SuperMash, the idea of a game that can make games came to light back in 2016, and was developed in three phases.<ref>[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/arts/a-game-makes-games-how-an-indie-studio-crafted-genre-blending-supermash-1264607/ A Game That Makes Games: How an Indie Studio Crafted the Genre-Blending ‘Supermash’, Hollywood Reporter]</ref> The game's format allowed for six genres to be blended together - Platformer, JRPG, Stealth, Metroidvania (titled "Metrovania" in-game), Shoot-Em-Up and Action-Adventure - resulting in every Mash being different from the last.<br><br>

Although critics were initially impressed by the concept prior to release, the game released to middling-to-negative reviews. Reasons cited include imprecise controls, technical issues, an underdeveloped story, some of the Mashes being considered either too bland or too random, and a generally lackluster execution. Digital Continue promised more genres would arrive as DLC, however no new genres were added following the game's release; two genres can be found within the game files - Rhythm and Beat-Em-Up (titled "Brawler" internally) - suggesting that Digital Continue did in fact have further plans for the game at one point.

</tabber>
</div></div>

===Development on Drawn to Life: Two Realms===
The game's development was a lengthy one, and Tringali was prepared for anything it took to get it greenlit. According to Tringali in an interview with Nintendo Everything:
{{Quote|text=As executive producer on the first two games, I wanted to do another Drawn to Life game even going back to the final years at 5TH Cell. There were always circumstances that prevented it from happening. After starting Digital Continue in 2016, I continued to look for opportunities to revisit the franchise. I knew the biz dev guy at 505 Games, so we’d connect from time to time and I’d mention some ideas we had for the franchise. Late in 2018, we pitched a concept and the timing worked out to bring a new title to the franchise.|character=Joseph M. Tringali}}

Tringali stated the game's development lasted 18 months, and the launch build of the game was confirmed to be from November 6th, 2020, meaning the game's production possibly started in May 2019. Throughout that time, Digital Continue wanted as many past developers back as possible for Two Realms; as well as 5th Cell developers who migrated to the team when it opened - such as David J. Franco, who reprised his role as the composer once more for Two Realms - the team also brought in sprite artist Chern Fai and character artist Edison Yan back for this game. Tringali also wrote the story himself, taking inspiration from the previous installments while also attempting to bring a new direction for the series going forward.

The game's development suffered from a range of development issues, including crunch, assets being replaced, a large number of [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL3|unused content]], controller issues leading to the game's introduction of [[Sticker|Stickers]] and ideas being changed constantly throughout development. While not confirmed, the COVID-19 pandemic is also believed to be a contributing factor to the faulty development. The game was classified by a vast range of regional ratings boards, with the public discovering the game via the rating from Taiwan's Game Software Rating Regulations being leaked on October 22nd.<ref>[[File:TRTAIWANRATING2020.png|100px]]</ref> This was followed by a trailer being uploaded by accident by the 505 Games French YouTube channel on November 3rd, leading to it being unlisted and removed; the game would later be revealed three days later.

Drawn to Life: Two Realms would release on December 7th, 2020 to middling-to-negative reviews, particularly for the [[Nintendo Switch]] release, which lacked touch-based drawing despite the system having a touch screen. Other reasons across all platforms cited the inconsistent art direction, the storyline and gameplay not being properly refined, plot holes and contradictions from the previous games, the absence of user-drawn assets like in previous titles and a large number of bugs and glitches. Digital Continue acted quickly, releasing patches that attempted to fix these issues, though a number of them remain. These patches would release via DLC in two waves titled the Creative Pack, each bringing new levels, Hero templates and Stickers.

===Aftermath of Two Realms===
In November 2020, Tringali joined the ''Drawn to Life: For All'' Discord server to interact with the community and share details about the series. This included revealing cut content from previous games, as well as information on Two Realms. Many of the game's issues would be addressed by him on there as well; he would go on to explain why some content was cut and promising certain features missing from the game would be added via the Creative Pack. He wouldn't be on the server for long, however; he would only remain active for one month following the game's release.

Tringali has expressed interest in [[Nintendo Switch]] remakes of the two games he helped develop at 5th Cell, along with an expansive sequel to Two Realms. These projects were dependent on the critical and commercial reception of the game, so their development remains uncertain. 505 Games would end up removing Two Realms' page from their website, and the game would be wiped from their list of games entirely in December 2024 with no explanation.

Following SuperMash's Steam release in 2021, the company has not made any new releases and remains dormant, with a sole update for Lock's Quest's [[Google Play]] port releasing since. Tringali and Venugopal are confirmed to remain at Digital Continue, though Pavlock had left the studio to join [[:wikipedia:Epic Games|Epic Games]] as a product designer.

=={{Icon|Button}} All Games==
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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{| class="wikitable"
|+
|-
! Game !! Publisher/Co-Developer !! System !! Release Date
|-
|[[File:lqlogo.png|150px|center|link=https://locksquest.fandom.com/wiki/Lock%27s_Quest_(2017)]] || [[File:THQ_Nordic_Logo.png|center|125px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/THQ_Nordic]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]]<br>[[File:Android_Logo.png|center|50px]]</center> || May 30, 2017
|-
| [[File:NextUpHero.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/667810/Next_Up_Hero/]] || [[File:aspyr.png|center|100px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspyr]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Jan. 11. 2018
|-
| <center>[[File:spokenworld.png|125px|center|link=https://adamszary.com/spoken-world-vol-1-and-2]]<br> Wenly* & Ovalia* </center>|| Self-Published || [[File:amazonkindle.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Kindle]] || 2018
|-
| [[File:jslogo.png|100px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/846780/JumpStream/]] || Self-Published || [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px|center]] || Sept. 19, 2018**
|-
| [[File:supermash.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/872720/SuperMash/]] || Self-Published ||<center> [[File:epicgamesstorelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]] / [[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px|center]]</center> || Dec. 10, 2019***
|-
|[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|125px|center|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] || [[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|100px|center|link=505 Games]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]] / [[File:Android_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2020
|}
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<small>*The comics had no subtitle between them, so they are going by the protagonist of each issue for simplicity.</small><br>
<small>**The game has since been rendered unplayable following Mixer's closure, but is still accessible and available for download.</small><br>
<small>***This game was released on the Epic Games store in 2019, but was released on Steam in 2021.</small><br>
</div></div>

=={{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia==
* According to the [http://web.archive.org/web/20230303003639/https://www.digitalcontinue.com/ Wayback Machine], Two Realms was missing from their website's list of games as late as mid-2023, before the site's most recent update.
** No official reason has been given for this.
* The company's website has the PlayStation 5 logo in their "About" section, despite none of their games releasing on the platform.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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DCHOME.png|The front page of their website.
DCGAMES.png|The website's "Games" page showing off Next Up Hero, SuperMash and Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
DCABOUT.png|The website's "About" page, with portraits of Bobby Pavlock, Nitin Venugopal, Joseph Tringali and David J. Franco.
</gallery>
</center>

=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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{{Navbox/Studios|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|Digital Continue|boxcolor=#ff4d00}}
[[Category:Developers]]

Digital Continue

2026-05-21T12:26:25Z

Spectrum: Added LQ Crunchyroll info

{{Infobox/Company|boxcolor=#ff4d00
|name = Digital Continue
|image = [[File:DCLogo.png|center|350px]]
|headquarters = New York City, New York, U.S. 🇺🇸
|founded = 2016
|type = Developer<br>Self-Publisher
|site = [https://www.digitalcontinue.com/ Current Site]
|current = Dormant
|games = {{Icon|TR}}
}}

'''Digital Continue''' is an American video game developer and self-publisher, known for producing just five games in their lifetime. Their most notable game, as well as their most recent, was ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', the third and, to date, last canonical entry in the series. The company is made up of former [[5th Cell]] developers, with co-founder Joseph M. Tringali and composer David J. Franco - both of whom had major involvement with previous games - being the most notable.

=={{Icon|Book}} History==
===Before Digital Continue===
5th Cell faced significant development issues during the mid-2010s, mainly as a result of game cancellations. One of these was Anchors in the Drift, a mobile RPG that failed it's fundraising goal and had to be reworked twice before releasing as a PC game titled Castlehold. The other was Scribblenauts: Fighting Words, a mobile RPG spin-off that was unceremoniously cancelled in 2016 by [[:wikipedia:Warner Bros. Games|Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment]] after two years of development following a shift in Warner Bros. management. These cancellations took a toll on 5th Cell, leading to 45 employees being laid off. Joseph M. Tringali, a co-founder of the studio, decided to follow suit that same year, forming Digital Continue with fellow development veterans and ex-5th Cell employees Bobby Pavlock and Nitin Venugopal, with David J. Franco also leaving to join as their composer. Joe had originally pitched a concept for a third Drawn to Life entry while still at 5th Cell, only for it to be rejected in 2015. Nothing is known about what this concept could have been like or why it was rejected, as no other information has been revealed.

===Development of Lock's Quest & Second Rejected Drawn to Life Pitch===
{{UnusedImage|image=[[File:DTLTRPitch.jpg|250px]]}}
Digital Continue's first game was a remaster of [[:wikipedia:Lock's Quest|Lock's Quest]], 5th Cell's second [[Nintendo DS]] game, which would see release in 2017. Production on this remaster had not been smooth; a few reasons had been cited by Tringali, notably the short development time given by [[:wikipedia:THQ Nordic|THQ Nordic]] and being the first game in a new studio. This resulted in the remaster being released in an unfinished, buggy state, with Tringali expressing disappointment over how it turned out. [[:wikipedia:HandyGames|HandyGames]], a subsidiary of THQ Nordic, would release a mobile port of that same remaster in 2019. This version would receive updates for the next few years, and is considered by many to be better refined and more polished than the flagship release. This version was delisted in December 2025 following a deal with [[:wikipedia:Crunchyroll|Crunchyroll]], and was subsequently re-released as part of their Crunchyroll Game Vault service.

During that same year, a second Drawn to Life pitch was made to 505 Games. A concept screenshot was shared by Tringali, depicting a more realistic [[Mike]] and two characters only known by their names, Alana and Nolan. This pitch reportedly depicted a different interpretation of the series, and would be the inspiration behind [https://store.steampowered.com/app/872720/SuperMash/ SuperMash].<ref>[[File:SuperMashDTLPitch.PNG|100px]]</ref> This pitch would also be rejected, leading to Tringali thinking up another pitch during development of the studio's other games.

===Development and Reception of Their Other Games===
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100% float:left">
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
<tabber>
|-|Next Up Hero=
The next two Digital Continue titles released in 2018. The first of these, which took roughly 17 months to develop including time spent in Early Access on Steam, was Next Up Hero, an online roguelike action game published by [[:wikipedia:Aspyr|Aspyr]] where the player can respawn "Echoes" of any fallen player to fight by their side as an NPC companion and have their audience participate on Twitch and Mixer streams. Next Up Hero was negatively received, citing the imprecise controls, unfair difficulty, the storyline and dialogue vignettes not lending themselves to the gameplay and online-only elements. Prior to the game's release, a two-issue comic series titled Spoken World would come out, written by Tringali and lettered by Justine Raymond. This comic detailed the backstory of the game's protagonists and the world they explore within the game, which has any creation influenced by song. The trademark for both the game and the Spoken World comic would be declared "Abandoned" by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office<ref>[https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87482494&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch Next Up Hero, USPTO]</ref><ref>[https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87384669&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch Spoken World, USPTO]</ref> - despite this, Next Up Hero's servers remain active as of November 2025.
|-|JumpStream=
JumpStream was the second Digital Continue game released in 2018, developed in only four months. This was a competitive platformer that utilized streaming interactivity, allowing for the audience to co-operate or mess up the player's progress within a level. Unlike Next Up Hero, which had Twitch integration, this was solely utilized with Mixer. According to archives within the Wayback Machine, no playthroughs of JumpStream were featured on Mixer, and the game was nowhere to be found on the site. The game had very little critical reception, with the Steam score of 65% Positive Reviews coming from just 20 players. With Mixer itself closing it's doors in June 2020, the game's interactive elements were discontinued, rendering it unplayable. The game is still available for download on Steam, however, and is able to load menus and let players explore the level select area, but very little of it can actually be completed.
|-|SuperMash=
After two and-a-half years of development, the genre-blending title SuperMash released in 2019 on the Epic Games Store, with console releases coming in January 2020 and a Steam version coming the following year. Although the rejected Drawn to Life pitch would inspire SuperMash, the idea of a game that can make games came to light back in 2016, and was developed in three phases.<ref>[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/arts/a-game-makes-games-how-an-indie-studio-crafted-genre-blending-supermash-1264607/ A Game That Makes Games: How an Indie Studio Crafted the Genre-Blending ‘Supermash’, Hollywood Reporter]</ref> The game's format allowed for six genres to be blended together - Platformer, JRPG, Stealth, Metroidvania (titled "Metrovania" in-game), Shoot-Em-Up and Action-Adventure - resulting in every Mash being different from the last.<br><br>

Although critics were initially impressed by the concept prior to release, the game released to middling-to-negative reviews. Reasons cited include imprecise controls, technical issues, an underdeveloped story, some of the Mashes being considered either too bland or too random, and a generally lackluster execution. Digital Continue promised more genres would arrive as DLC, however no new genres were added following the game's release; two genres can be found within the game files - Rhythm and Beat-Em-Up (titled "Brawler" internally) - suggesting that Digital Continue did in fact have further plans for the game at one point.

</tabber>
</div></div>

===Development on Drawn to Life: Two Realms===
The game's development was a lengthy one, and Tringali was prepared for anything it took to get it greenlit. According to Tringali in an interview with Nintendo Everything:
{{Quote|text=As executive producer on the first two games, I wanted to do another Drawn to Life game even going back to the final years at 5TH Cell. There were always circumstances that prevented it from happening. After starting Digital Continue in 2016, I continued to look for opportunities to revisit the franchise. I knew the biz dev guy at 505 Games, so we’d connect from time to time and I’d mention some ideas we had for the franchise. Late in 2018, we pitched a concept and the timing worked out to bring a new title to the franchise.|character=Joseph M. Tringali}}

Tringali stated the game's development lasted 18 months, and the launch build of the game was confirmed to be from November 6th, 2020, meaning the game's production possibly started in May 2019. Throughout that time, Digital Continue wanted as many past developers back as possible for Two Realms; as well as 5th Cell developers who migrated to the team when it opened - such as David J. Franco, who reprised his role as the composer once more for Two Realms - the team also brought in sprite artist Chern Fai and character artist Edison Yan back for this game. Tringali also wrote the story himself, taking inspiration from the previous installments while also attempting to bring a new direction for the series going forward.

The game's development suffered from a range of development issues, including crunch, assets being replaced, a large number of [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL3|unused content]], controller issues leading to the game's introduction of [[Sticker|Stickers]] and ideas being changed constantly throughout development. While not confirmed, the COVID-19 pandemic is also believed to be a contributing factor to the faulty development. The game was classified by a vast range of regional ratings boards, with the public discovering the game via the rating from Taiwan's Game Software Rating Regulations being leaked on October 22nd.<ref>[[File:TRTAIWANRATING2020.png|100px]]</ref> This was followed by a trailer being uploaded by accident by the 505 Games French YouTube channel on November 3rd, leading to it being unlisted and removed; the game would later be revealed three days later.

Drawn to Life: Two Realms would release on December 7th, 2020 to middling-to-negative reviews, particularly for the [[Nintendo Switch]] release, which lacked touch-based drawing despite the system having a touch screen. Other reasons across all platforms cited the inconsistent art direction, the storyline and gameplay not being properly refined, plot holes and contradictions from the previous games, the absence of user-drawn assets like in previous titles and a large number of bugs and glitches. Digital Continue acted quickly, releasing patches that attempted to fix these issues, though a number of them remain. These patches would release via DLC in two waves titled the Creative Pack, each bringing new levels, Hero templates and Stickers.

===Aftermath of Two Realms===
In November 2020, Tringali joined the ''Drawn to Life: For All'' Discord server to interact with the community and share details about the series. This included revealing cut content from previous games, as well as information on Two Realms. Many of the game's issues would be addressed by him on there as well; he would go on to explain why some content was cut and promising certain features missing from the game would be added via the Creative Pack. He wouldn't be on the server for long, however; he would only remain active for one month following the game's release.

Tringali has expressed interest in [[Nintendo Switch]] remakes of the two games he helped develop at 5th Cell, along with an expansive sequel to Two Realms. These projects were dependent on the critical and commercial reception of the game, so their development remains uncertain. 505 Games would end up removing Two Realms' page from their website, and the game would be wiped from their list of games entirely in December 2024 with no explanation.

Following SuperMash's Steam release in 2021, the company has not made any new releases and remains dormant, with a sole update for Lock's Quest's [[Google Play]] port releasing since. Tringali and Venugopal are confirmed to remain at Digital Continue, though Pavlock had left the studio to join [[:wikipedia:Epic Games|Epic Games]] as a product designer.

=={{Icon|Button}} All Games==
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100% float:left">
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
<br>
<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|-
! Game !! Publisher/Co-Developer !! System !! Release Date
|-
|[[File:lqlogo.png|150px|center|link=https://locksquest.fandom.com/wiki/Lock%27s_Quest_(2017)]] || [[File:THQ_Nordic_Logo.png|center|125px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/THQ_Nordic]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]]<br>[[File:Android_Logo.png|center|50px]]</center> || May 30, 2017
|-
| [[File:NextUpHero.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/667810/Next_Up_Hero/]] || [[File:aspyr.png|center|100px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspyr]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Jan. 11. 2018
|-
| <center>[[File:spokenworld.png|125px|center|link=https://adamszary.com/spoken-world-vol-1-and-2]]<br> Wenly* & Ovalia* </center>|| Self-Published || [[File:amazonkindle.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Kindle]] || 2018
|-
| [[File:jslogo.png|100px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/846780/JumpStream/]] || Self-Published || [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px|center]] || Sept. 19, 2018**
|-
| [[File:supermash.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/872720/SuperMash/]] || Self-Published ||<center> [[File:epicgamesstorelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]] / [[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px|center]]</center> || Dec. 10, 2019***
|-
|[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|125px|center|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] || [[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|100px|center|link=505 Games]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]] / [[File:Android_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2020
|}
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<small>*The comics had no subtitle between them, so they are going by the protagonist of each issue for simplicity.</small><br>
<small>**The game has since been rendered unplayable following Mixer's closure, but is still accessible and available for download.</small><br>
<small>***This game was released on the Epic Games store in 2019, but was released on Steam in 2021.</small><br>
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=={{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia==
* According to the [http://web.archive.org/web/20230303003639/https://www.digitalcontinue.com/ Wayback Machine], Two Realms was missing from their website's list of games as late as mid-2023, before the site's most recent update.
** No official reason has been given for this.
* The company's website has the PlayStation 5 logo in their "About" section, despite none of their games releasing on the platform.

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
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DCHOME.png|The front page of their website.
DCGAMES.png|The website's "Games" page showing off Next Up Hero, SuperMash and Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
DCABOUT.png|The website's "About" page, with portraits of Bobby Pavlock, Nitin Venugopal, Joseph Tringali and David J. Franco.
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=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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{{Navbox/Studios|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|Digital Continue|boxcolor=#ff4d00}}
[[Category:Developers]]

H2 Interactive

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{{Infobox/Company|boxcolor=#00c8ff
|name = H2 Interactive
|image = [[File:H2LOGO.png|center|200px]]
|headquarters = Gangseo-gu, Seoul, <br>South Korea 🇰🇷
|founded = 2009
|type = Publisher
|games = {{Icon|TR}} <small>🇰🇷</small>
|site = [http://www.h2int.com/ 2021 Website]
|current = Active
}}

'''H2 Interactive Co., Ltd. (에이치투 인터렉티브)''' is a South Korean game publisher, best known as one of the leading Korean studios for publishing and localizing games for the region. They were involved with localizing the South Korean release of [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]<ref>[[File:NINTENDOKOREA2.jpg|100px]]</ref>.

=={{Icon|Book}} History==
H2 Interactive was founded in 2009, beginning early on as a publisher and localizer for many AAA games that saw release in South Korea. The most notable releases from them are their collaborations with [[Wikipedia:Arc System Works|Arc System Works]], and has formed partnerships with other big studios such as [[:wikipedia:Sega|Sega]] and [[:Wikipedia:Bethesda Softworks|Bethesda]]. They are also behind Direct Games, a leading digital distribution platform for PC games in the region, as well as one of the first to do so.

H2 was only involved with the series for a brief instance of localization. Sometime in 2020, [[505 Games]] reached out to the studio to handle the South Korean release of the game - the only instance of a regional publisher for the game. This version released on December 10th, 2020 under the name Draw, Touch: Two Kingdoms (그려라, 터치: 두 개의 왕국 - Geuleyola, Teochi: Du Gaeui Wang-gug). Not much info is known about this version outside of this, although there have been no known reports of localization errors unlike the game's Japanese release, suggesting this version was handled much more carefully.

=={{Icon|Button}} Notable Games==
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| [[file:Blazbluect.png|125px|center|link=Wikipedia:BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger]] || [[file:ArcSystemWorks.png|75px|center|link=Wikipedia:Arc System Works]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Feb. 13, 2014
|-
| [[file:RaidenIII.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/315670/Raiden_III_Digital_Edition/]] || [[file:MossCo.png|100px|center]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Sept. 25, 2014
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| [[file:BlazBlueCent..png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/586140/BlazBlue_Centralfiction/]] || [[file:ArcSystemWorks.png|75px|center|link=Wikipedia:Arc System Works]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> ||
Apr. 26, 2017
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| [[file:RiverCityMeleeBattleRoyalSP.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/544630/River_City_Melee__Battle_Royal_Special/]] || [[file:ArcSystemWorks.png|75px|center|link=Wikipedia:Arc System Works]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Sept. 29, 2017
|-
| [[file:SuperPixelRacers.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/501020/Super_Pixel_Racers/]] || [[file:21c.ducks.png|150px|center]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Sept. 29, 2017
|-
| <center>[[file:DeadCells.png|125px|link=Wikipedia:Dead Cells]]🇰🇷</center> || [[file:MotionTwin.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Motion Twin]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px|center]]</center> || Aug. 7, 2018
|-
| <center>[[file:SOR4.png|125px|link=Wikipedia:Streets of Rage 4]]🇰🇷</center> || <center>[[file:Dotemu.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Dotemu]] / [[file:Lizardcube.png|75px]]<br>[[file:Guardcrush.png|100px]] / [[file:SEGA.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Sega]]</center> ||<center> [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px|center]]</center> || Apr. 30, 2020
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|<center>[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|125px|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]🇰🇷</center> || <center>[[File:DCLogo.png|125px|link=Digital Continue]] / [[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|100px|link=505 Games]]</center> || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]] / [[File:Android_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2020
|-
| <center>[[file:SheddersRevenge.png|125px|link=Wikipedia:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge]]🇰🇷</center> || <center>[[file:Dotemu.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Dotemu]] / [[file:TributeGames.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Tribute Games]]<br>[[File:nicklogo2009.png|100px|link=Nickelodeon]]</center> || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]</center> || Jun. 16, 2022
|}
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=={{Icon|Trivia}} Trivia==
* H2 Interactive is the second publisher to localize a [[Drawn to Life series]] game directly, with the first being [[Agatsuma Entertainment]], who localized the Japanese release of the original [[Drawn to Life]].

=={{Icon|Painting}} Media==
<center>
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
File:H2WEB.png|The front page of H2's website.
File:H2TR.png|The company's web page for Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
TRDIRECTGPAGE.png|The game's Direct Games page.
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{{Navbox/Studios|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|H2 Interactive|boxcolor=#00c8ff}}

=={{Icon|Note}} References==

[[Category:Developers]]

H2 Interactive

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{{Infobox/Company|boxcolor=#00c8ff
|name = H2 Interactive
|image = [[File:H2LOGO.png|center|200px]]
|headquarters = Gangseo-gu, Seoul, <br>South Korea 🇰🇷
|founded = 2009
|type = Publisher
|games = {{Icon|TR}} <small>🇰🇷</small>
|site = [http://www.h2int.com/ 2021 Website]
|current = Active
}}

'''H2 Interactive Co., Ltd. (에이치투 인터렉티브)''' is a South Korean game publisher, best known as one of the leading Korean studios for publishing and localizing games for the region. They were involved with localizing the South Korean release of [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]<ref>[[File:NINTENDOKOREA2.jpg|100px]]</ref>.

=={{Icon|Book}} History==
H2 Interactive was founded in 2009, beginning early on as a publisher and localizer for many AAA games that saw release in South Korea. The most notable releases from them are their collaborations with [[Wikipedia:Arc System Works|Arc System Works]], and has formed partnerships with other big studios such as [[:wikipedia:Sega|Sega]] and [[:Wikipedia:Bethesda Softworks|Bethesda]]. They are also behind Direct Games, a leading digital distribution platform for PC games in the region, as well as one of the first to do so.

H2 was only involved with the series for a brief instance of localization. Sometime in 2020, [[505 Games]] reached out to the studio to handle the South Korean release of the game - the only instance of a regional publisher for the game. This version released on December 10th, 2020 under the name Draw, Touch: Two Kingdoms (그려라, 터치: 두 개의 왕국 - Geuleyola, Teochi: Du Gaeui Wang-gug). Not much info is known about this version outside of this, although there have been no known reports of localization errors unlike the game's Japanese release, suggesting this version was handled much more carefully.

=={{Icon|Button}} Notable Games==
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|-
| [[file:RaidenIII.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/315670/Raiden_III_Digital_Edition/]] || [[file:MossCo.png|100px|center]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Sept. 25, 2014
|-
| [[file:BlazBlueCent..png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/586140/BlazBlue_Centralfiction/]] || [[file:ArcSystemWorks.png|75px|center|link=Wikipedia:Arc System Works]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> ||
Apr. 26, 2017
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| [[file:RiverCityMeleeBattleRoyalSP.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/544630/River_City_Melee__Battle_Royal_Special/]] || [[file:ArcSystemWorks.png|75px|center|link=Wikipedia:Arc System Works]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Sept. 29, 2017
|-
| [[file:SuperPixelRacers.png|125px|center|link=https://store.steampowered.com/app/501020/Super_Pixel_Racers/]] || [[file:21c.ducks.png|150px|center]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Sept. 29, 2017
|-
| <center>[[file:DeadCells.png|125px|link=Wikipedia:Dead Cells]]🇰🇷</center> || [[file:MotionTwin.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Motion Twin]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px|center]]</center> || Aug. 7, 2018
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| <center>[[file:SOR4.png|125px|link=Wikipedia:Streets of Rage 4]]🇰🇷</center> || <center>[[file:Dotemu.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Dotemu]] / [[file:Lizardcube.png|75px]]<br>[[file:Guardcrush.png|100px]] / [[file:SEGA.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Sega]]</center> ||<center> [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px|center]]</center> || Apr. 30, 2020
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|<center>[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|125px|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]🇰🇷</center> || <center>[[File:DCLogo.png|125px|link=Digital Continue]]<br>[[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|100px|link=505 Games]]</center> || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]] / [[File:Android_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2020
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| <center>[[file:SheddersRevenge.png|125px|link=Wikipedia:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge]]🇰🇷</center> || <center>[[file:Dotemu.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Dotemu]] / [[file:TributeGames.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Tribute Games]]<br>[[File:nicklogo2009.png|100px|link=Nickelodeon]]</center> || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]</center> || Jun. 16, 2022
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=={{Icon|Trivia}} Trivia==
* H2 Interactive is the second publisher to localize a [[Drawn to Life series]] game directly, with the first being [[Agatsuma Entertainment]], who localized the Japanese release of the original [[Drawn to Life]].

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File:H2WEB.png|The front page of H2's website.
File:H2TR.png|The company's web page for Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
TRDIRECTGPAGE.png|The game's Direct Games page.
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{{Navbox/Studios|Drawn to Life: Two Realms|H2 Interactive|boxcolor=#00c8ff}}

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{{Infobox/Company|boxcolor=#6b6b6b
|name = 505 Games
|image = [[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|center|350px]]
|headquarters = Milan, Italy 🇮🇹
|founded = 2006
|type = Publisher<br>Developer <small>(Formerly)</small>
|games = {{Icon|DTL}} <small>(iOS Port)</small><br>{{Icon|TR}}
|site = [https://505games.com/ Link]
|current = Open
}}

'''505 Games S.p.A.''' is an Italian video game publisher and former developer founded in 2006 as a part of the Milan-based [[:wikipedia:Digital_Bros|Digital Bros]]. After [[THQ]] declared [[:wikipedia:Chapter 11 bankruptcy|Chapter 11 bankruptcy]] in 2012, 505 Games acquired the [[Drawn to Life Series|Drawn to Life IP]] during their second auction the year after. They have since went on to publish two games in the series, those being the iOS port of the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''.

=={{Icon|Book}} History==
In 2004, Digital Bros established a budget publishing label for PAL regions, titled 505 GamesStreet. This label would go on to publish an estimated 75 games, including unreleased titles - most notably entries in [[:wikipedia:D3 Publisher|D3 Publisher's]] [[:wikipedia:Simple (video game series)|Simple]] franchise. This label would only last around two years, however, as it spun off into a separate subsidiary, 505 Games, in 2006.

505 Games would start out as the PAL publisher for the [[:wikipedia:Cooking Mama|Cooking Mama]] series, which started the same year. Throughout the successful run of this series during the mid-to-late 2000s/early-to-mid 2010s, they would go on to publish and acquire a number of acclaimed games and franchises, such as Terraria, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, early Payday titles, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, Eiyuden Chronicle, and non-PlayStation releases of Death Stranding under license from Sony Interactive Entertainment. Their most acclaimed game, Control, released in 2019, with the IP maintained by 505 Games until it was sold to the game's developer Remedy Entertainment in 2024.

===Acquisition of the Drawn to Life franchise and development of Drawn to Life (iOS)===
Following the financial failure of the [[:wikipedia:uDraw GameTablet|uDraw GameTablet]] in 2011, [[THQ]] was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy the following year, auctioning off all their franchises, subsidiaries and unreleased titles. In the second auction in April 2013, [[:wikipedia:Nordic Games|Nordic Games]] acquired almost all of THQ's remaining lot, although Drawn to Life was not among them. Instead, 505 Games bought it at the last second for a total of just $301,000, which included all rights to the series except for [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]], which is owned by [[Nickelodeon]].<ref>[https://www.polygon.com/2013/4/22/4254116/drawn-to-life-series-acquired-by-505-games-second-thq-auction/ Drawn to Life series acquired bt 505 Games, Polygon]</ref>

After obtaining the franchise, 505 Games decided the best direction to go would be re-releases of the DS games on mobile devices. An iOS port of the first [[Drawn to Life]] would begin, developed by [[WayForward]] and directed by Jeff Luke, a developer of the original game. Not much more about the game's development is known beyond this, however the game was not natively ported, rather it was running on an emulator; this suggests the port had a rushed development.

Drawn to Life's iOS release would occur on May 6th, 2014. The port would receive negative reviews from fans and critics alike; it's poor optimization, mismatched and missing music, lack of widescreen support, button placements and technical issues were the biggest criticisms. It would receive a few updates following release, including controller support, but it would be forgotten about and eventually discontinued. The most recent archived App Store page for the port is from 2019, which suggests that it remained on the storefront for five years before being taken down.

===Rejected Drawn to Life 3 Pitches===
While 5th Cell was going through development issues, co-founder and executive producer Joseph M. Tringali attempted to pitch three ideas of a potential third canon Drawn to Life entry. The first was during his final years at the company, which ended up getting rejected. This pitch was never revealed to the public, so there is no information on what it could've looked like, what additions this entry could've made to the series or why it was turned down.

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The second pitch was made in 2017, right as [[Digital Continue]], the next studio he co-founded, was releasing their first game. Unlike the previous, this one would later be elaborated on; according to Tringali, it would've been a very different interpretation of the series, as evident by the concept screenshot's art style diverting from the series' usual style. This pitch would also be rejected, leading it being used as a basis for another Digital Continue game, SuperMash,<ref>[[File:SuperMashDTLPitch.PNG|100px]]</ref>, and a third being prepared later on.

===Development of Drawn to Life: Two Realms===
In late 2018, Tringali arranged the third and final Drawn to Life pitch to 505 Games<ref>[https://nintendoeverything.com/drawn-to-life-two-realms-interview-505-games-digital-continue/ Drawn to Life: Two Realms dev on how the game came to be, series’ future, more]</ref>; this time, his team would receive the greenlight to go into full production, finally allowing the series to continue. According to Tringali, development on the game took 18 months, with the launch build being confirmed to be completed in November 2020, meaning development likely started in July 2019.

There were a lot of issues that made development difficult, ranging from development crunch, ideas being changed constantly, lots of assets going unused, issues with integrating [[Draw Mode (Two Realms)|Draw Mode]] into the game and, according to Tringali, a lack of resources. It hasn't been officially confirmed, however the COVID-19 pandemic is also believed to be a contributing factor. Before the launch build was finished, ratings boards received the game and rated it; the first known classification came from the Australian Classification Board, who rated the game with a G rating on September 1st. The Taiwanese rating was eventually leaked onto the internet on October 22nd, with a full trailer on 505 Games' French YouTube channel being uploaded by accident on November 3rd. This trailer was later taken down, and the game would be revealed for real three days later.

Two Realms would release on December 7th, 2020 on Steam, Nintendo Switch and mobile devices, with the South Korean release occuring three days later under [[H2 Interactive]]. The game received middling-to-negative reviews; critics and fans alike complained about the lack of draw-able objects relevant to the story, the inconsistent art direction, the story containing plot holes and contradictions from the previous canon entries, controller input latency, a number of bugs and glitches and the gameplay and story generally being unrefined. The Nintendo Switch release was especially torn apart, with the main criticism being the touch screen being incompatible with Draw Mode at launch.

A number of these issues would be addressed via the Creation Pack, free updates that would also add new levels, stickers and Hero templates. It was later found, however, that some of the content was already in the game files, with the updates serving to unlock them.

Tringali has expressed interests of remakes of the 5th Cell-developed Drawn to Life games on Nintendo Switch, as well as a sequel to Two Realms. These were determined on the performance of the game, however; with Two Realms' terrible critical reception and the lack of sales figure information available, it's believed to be a critical and commercial failure. The game would later have it's page on 505 Games' website removed, with a removal from the list of games entirely occurring in December 2024. No official reason has been given for this, but it has been speculated that 505 Games is in abandon ship mode with the game, with no other news made regarding the franchise since.

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| [[file:Terraria.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Terraria]] || [[file:Re-Logic.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Re-Logic]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]*</center> ||
May 16, 2011
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| [[file:BrothersATaleofTwoSons.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons]] || [[file:StarbreezeStudios.png|150px|center|link=:Wikipedia:Starbreeze Studios]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]/[[file:xbox360logo.png|75px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360]]<br>[[file:PS3logo.png|75px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3]]</center> || Aug. 7, 2013
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| [[file:Payday2.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Payday_2]] || [[file:OverkillSoftware.png|125px|center|link=:Wikipedia:Overkill Software]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]/[[file:xbox360logo.png|75px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360]]<br>[[file:PS3logo.png|75px|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3]]</center> ||
Aug. 13, 2013
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| [[File:Start_Screen_Drawn_to_Life_Logo.png|center|150px|link=Drawn to Life]] || [[File:Wayforward_Technologies_Logo.png|150px|center|link=WayForward]] ||<center>[[File:AppStore.png|100px]]</center> || May 21, 2014
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| [[file:Bloodstained.png|150px|center|link=:wikipedia:Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night]] || [[file:ArtPlay.png|125px|center]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Jun. 18, 2019
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| [[file:ControlGame.png|125px|center|link=::wikipedia:Control_(video_game)]] || [[file:RemedyEntertainment.png|75px|center|link=:wikipedia:Remedy Entertainment]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Aug. 27, 2019
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| [[file:DeathStranding.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Death_Stranding]] || [[file:KojimaProductions.png|50px|center|link=:wikipedia:Kojima Productions]]<br>[[file:SonyInteractiveEntertainment.png|100px|center|link=:wikipedia:Sony Interactive Entertainment]]||<center> [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Jul. 14, 2020
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|[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|150px|center|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] || [[File:DCLogo.png|150px|center|link=Digital Continue]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]] / [[File:Android_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2020
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|[[file:EiyudenChronicleRising.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising]] || [[file:NatsumeAtari.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Natsume Atari]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]/[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]</center> || May 10, 2022
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<small>*Originally released on this platform.</small>
{{ReadMore|:wikipedia:List of 505 video games}}
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* According to the 505 Mobile website, [[Drawn to Life]] was one of the subsidiary's top apps at the time of it's release.
** Given the port was among the earliest games released under the 505 Mobile moniker, however, it has been speculated that this list includes all of their games in order of success rate.
** It is unknown whether [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]] was considered to come to mobile following the first game's release.
* The final acknowledgement of Drawn to Life by 505 Games was when Two Realms' logo was found in the company's 15th Anniversary commemoration video, released on September 1st, 2021.

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505FrontCurrent.png|505 Games' current front page on their website.
505Front2020.png|505's front page during the release of Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
505TR.png|Two Realms' now-deleted webpage.
505GamesStoreCurrent.png|The current 505 Games Store front page.
505StoreFront.png|The 505 Games Store front page during the release of Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
505StoreTR.png|Two Realms' now-deleted Store webpage.
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|-|505 Mobile=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
505MobilePage.png|The 505 Mobile page promoting the iOS release of [[Drawn to Life]].
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|name = 505 Games
|image = [[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|center|350px]]
|headquarters = Milan, Italy 🇮🇹
|founded = 2006
|type = Publisher<br>Developer <small>(Formerly)</small>
|games = {{Icon|DTL}} <small>(iOS Port)</small><br>{{Icon|TR}}
|site = [https://505games.com/ Link]
|current = Open
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'''505 Games S.p.A.''' is an Italian video game publisher and former developer founded in 2006 as a part of the Milan-based [[:wikipedia:Digital_Bros|Digital Bros]]. After [[THQ]] declared [[:wikipedia:Chapter 11 bankruptcy|Chapter 11 bankruptcy]] in 2012, 505 Games acquired the [[Drawn to Life Series|Drawn to Life IP]] during their second auction the year after. They have since went on to publish two games in the series, those being the iOS port of the original ''[[Drawn to Life]]'' and ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''.

=={{Icon|Book}} History==
In 2004, Digital Bros established a budget publishing label for PAL regions, titled 505 GamesStreet. This label would go on to publish an estimated 75 games, including unreleased titles - most notably entries in [[:wikipedia:D3 Publisher|D3 Publisher's]] [[:wikipedia:Simple (video game series)|Simple]] franchise. This label would only last around two years, however, as it spun off into a separate subsidiary, 505 Games, in 2006.

505 Games would start out as the PAL publisher for the [[:wikipedia:Cooking Mama|Cooking Mama]] series, which started the same year. Throughout the successful run of this series during the mid-to-late 2000s/early-to-mid 2010s, they would go on to publish and acquire a number of acclaimed games and franchises, such as Terraria, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, early Payday titles, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, Eiyuden Chronicle, and non-PlayStation releases of Death Stranding under license from Sony Interactive Entertainment. Their most acclaimed game, Control, released in 2019, with the IP maintained by 505 Games until it was sold to the game's developer Remedy Entertainment in 2024.

===Acquisition of the Drawn to Life franchise and development of Drawn to Life (iOS)===
Following the financial failure of the [[:wikipedia:uDraw GameTablet|uDraw GameTablet]] in 2011, [[THQ]] was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy the following year, auctioning off all their franchises, subsidiaries and unreleased titles. In the second auction in April 2013, [[:wikipedia:Nordic Games|Nordic Games]] acquired almost all of THQ's remaining lot, although Drawn to Life was not among them. Instead, 505 Games bought it at the last second for a total of just $301,000, which included all rights to the series except for [[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]], which is owned by [[Nickelodeon]].<ref>[https://www.polygon.com/2013/4/22/4254116/drawn-to-life-series-acquired-by-505-games-second-thq-auction/ Drawn to Life series acquired bt 505 Games, Polygon]</ref>

After obtaining the franchise, 505 Games decided the best direction to go would be re-releases of the DS games on mobile devices. An iOS port of the first [[Drawn to Life]] would begin, developed by [[WayForward]] and directed by Jeff Luke, a developer of the original game. Not much more about the game's development is known beyond this, however the game was not natively ported, rather it was running on an emulator; this suggests the port had a rushed development.

Drawn to Life's iOS release would occur on May 6th, 2014. The port would receive negative reviews from fans and critics alike; it's poor optimization, mismatched and missing music, lack of widescreen support, button placements and technical issues were the biggest criticisms. It would receive a few updates following release, including controller support, but it would be forgotten about and eventually discontinued. The most recent archived App Store page for the port is from 2019, which suggests that it remained on the storefront for five years before being taken down.

===Rejected Drawn to Life 3 Pitches===
While 5th Cell was going through development issues, co-founder and executive producer Joseph M. Tringali attempted to pitch three ideas of a potential third canon Drawn to Life entry. The first was during his final years at the company, which ended up getting rejected. This pitch was never revealed to the public, so there is no information on what it could've looked like, what additions this entry could've made to the series or why it was turned down.

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The second pitch was made in 2017, right as [[Digital Continue]], the next studio he co-founded, was releasing their first game. Unlike the previous, this one would later be elaborated on; according to Tringali, it would've been a very different interpretation of the series, as evident by the concept screenshot's art style diverting from the series' usual style. This pitch would also be rejected, leading it being used as a basis for another Digital Continue game, SuperMash,<ref>[[File:SuperMashDTLPitch.PNG|100px]]</ref>, and a third being prepared later on.

===Development of Drawn to Life: Two Realms===
In late 2018, Tringali arranged the third and final Drawn to Life pitch to 505 Games<ref>[https://nintendoeverything.com/drawn-to-life-two-realms-interview-505-games-digital-continue/ Drawn to Life: Two Realms dev on how the game came to be, series’ future, more]</ref>; this time, his team would receive the greenlight to go into full production, finally allowing the series to continue. According to Tringali, development on the game took 18 months, with the launch build being confirmed to be completed in November 2020, meaning development likely started in July 2019.

There were a lot of issues that made development difficult, ranging from development crunch, ideas being changed constantly, lots of assets going unused, issues with integrating [[Draw Mode (Two Realms)|Draw Mode]] into the game and, according to Tringali, a lack of resources. It hasn't been officially confirmed, however the COVID-19 pandemic is also believed to be a contributing factor. Before the launch build was finished, ratings boards received the game and rated it; the first known classification came from the Australian Classification Board, who rated the game with a G rating on September 1st. The Taiwanese rating was eventually leaked onto the internet on October 22nd, with a full trailer on 505 Games' French YouTube channel being uploaded by accident on November 3rd. This trailer was later taken down, and the game would be revealed for real three days later.

Two Realms would release on December 7th, 2020 on Steam, Nintendo Switch and mobile devices, with the South Korean release occuring three days later under [[H2 Interactive]]. The game received middling-to-negative reviews; critics and fans alike complained about the lack of draw-able objects relevant to the story, the inconsistent art direction, the story containing plot holes and contradictions from the previous canon entries, controller input latency, a number of bugs and glitches and the gameplay and story generally being unrefined. The Nintendo Switch release was especially torn apart, with the main criticism being the touch screen being incompatible with Draw Mode at launch.

A number of these issues would be addressed via the Creation Pack, free updates that would also add new levels, stickers and Hero templates. It was later found, however, that some of the content was already in the game files, with the updates serving to unlock them.

Tringali has expressed interests of remakes of the 5th Cell-developed Drawn to Life games on Nintendo Switch, as well as a sequel to Two Realms. These were determined on the performance of the game, however; with Two Realms' terrible critical reception and the lack of sales figure information available, it's believed to be a critical and commercial failure. The game would later have it's page on 505 Games' website removed, with a removal from the list of games entirely occurring in December 2024. No official reason has been given for this, but it has been speculated that 505 Games is in abandon ship mode with the game, with no other news made regarding the franchise since.

=={{Icon|Button}} Notable Games==
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| [[:wikipedia:Cooking Mama (video game)|Cooking Mama]] || [[Wikipedia:Cooking Mama Limited|Office Create]] || <center>[[File:Nintendo_DS_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2006
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| [[:wikipedia:Terraria|Terraria]] || [[:wikipedia:Re-Logic|Re-Logic]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]*</center> ||
May 16, 2011
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| [[:wikipedia:Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons|Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons]] || [[Wikipedia:Starbreeze Studios|Starbreeze Studios]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>Xbox 360<br>PlayStation 3</center> || Aug. 7, 2013
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| [[:wikipedia:Payday_2|Payday 2]] || [[Wikipedia:Overkill Software|Overkill Software]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]<br>Xbox 360<br>PlayStation 3</center> ||
Aug. 13, 2013
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| [[File:Start_Screen_Drawn_to_Life_Logo.png|center|150px|link=Drawn to Life]] || [[File:Wayforward_Technologies_Logo.png|150px|center|link=WayForward]] ||<center>[[File:AppStore.png|100px]]</center> || May 21, 2014
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| [[:wikipedia:Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night|Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night]] || ArtPlay ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Jun. 18, 2019
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| [[:wikipedia:Control_(video_game)|Control]] || [[:wikipedia:Remedy Entertainment|Remedy Entertainment]] ||<center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]<br>[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Aug. 27, 2019
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| [[:wikipedia:Death_Stranding|Death Stranding]] || [[:wikipedia:Kojima Productions|Kojima Productions]]<br>[[:wikipedia:Sony Interactive Entertainment|Sony Interactive Entertainment]]||<center> [[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]]</center> || Jul. 14, 2020
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|[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|150px|center|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] || [[File:DCLogo.png|150px|center|link=Digital Continue]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:Apple_iOS_Logo.png|75px]] / [[File:Android_Logo.png|50px]]</center> || Dec. 7, 2020
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|[[:wikipedia:Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising|Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising]] || [[:wikipedia:Natsume Atari|Natsume Atari]] || <center>[[File:Steam_Logo.png|100px]] / [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|50px]]<br>[[File:ps4logo.png|100px]]/[[File:xboxonelogo.png|100px]]</center> || May 10, 2022
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<small>*Originally released on this platform.</small>
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* According to the 505 Mobile website, [[Drawn to Life]] was one of the subsidiary's top apps at the time of it's release.
** Given the port was among the earliest games released under the 505 Mobile moniker, however, it has been speculated that this list includes all of their games in order of success rate.
** It is unknown whether [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]] was considered to come to mobile following the first game's release.
* The final acknowledgement of Drawn to Life by 505 Games was when Two Realms' logo was found in the company's 15th Anniversary commemoration video, released on September 1st, 2021.

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<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
505FrontCurrent.png|505 Games' current front page on their website.
505Front2020.png|505's front page during the release of Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
505TR.png|Two Realms' now-deleted webpage.
505GamesStoreCurrent.png|The current 505 Games Store front page.
505StoreFront.png|The 505 Games Store front page during the release of Drawn to Life: Two Realms.
505StoreTR.png|Two Realms' now-deleted Store webpage.
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|-|505 Mobile=
<gallery widths="310" captionsize="medium" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center">
505MobilePage.png|The 505 Mobile page promoting the iOS release of [[Drawn to Life]].
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=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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|boxcolor=red
|name = Nintendo Switch
|image = [[File:Nintendo_Switch_Logo.png|150px]]
|released = '''WW:''' March 3, 2017
|current = Supported
|manufacturer = [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]]
|type = Hybrid console
|DTL games= {{Icon|TR}}
|predecessor = [[File:WiiU.png|100px|link=Wikipedia:Wii U]]
|successor = [[File:Switch2.png|50px|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo Switch 2]]
}}

{{Quote|text=Switch and Play.|character=Official Nintendo Switch slogan}}

The '''Nintendo Switch''' is a video game console developed by Nintendo, notable for being the very first hybrid console. It's ability to switch between being a handheld and a home console via a special dock is it's most notable attribute, as well as the Joy-Con controllers allowing for multiple ways to play. It first released on March 3rd, 2017 to monumental success, going on to become the third highest-grossing console of all time, as well as the second-highest grossing Nintendo console behind the [[Nintendo DS]]. Just one Drawn to Life game is available for it, the most recent entry [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]. The system was succeeded by the [[:Wikipedia:Nintendo Switch 2|Nintendo Switch 2]] in June 2025, although support for the original Switch will continue.

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| [[file:splatoon2.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splatoon_2]] || [[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Jul. 21, 2017
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| [[file:smodyssey.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_Odyssey]] || [[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Oct. 27, 2017
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| [[file:ssbu.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Smash_Bros._Ultimate]] || <center>[[file:soraltd.png|100px]]<br>[[file:bandainamco.png|75px|link=:wikipedia:Bandai Namco]]</center> || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Dec. 7, 2018
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| [[file:astralchain.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astral_Chain]] || [[file:platniumgames.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:PlatinumGames]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Aug. 30, 2019
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| [[file:lm3.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi%27s_Mansion_3]] || [[file:nextlevelgames.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_Level_Games]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Oct. 31, 2019
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| [[file:acnh.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_Crossing:_New_Horizons]] || [[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Mar. 20, 2020
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|[[File:DrawntoLifeTwoRealms.png|125px|center|link=Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] || [[File:DCLogo.png|125px|center|link=Digital Continue]] || [[File:505_Games_logo.svg.png|100px|center|link=505 Games]] || Dec. 7, 2020
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| [[file:wwgit.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WarioWare:_Get_It_Together!]] || [[file:Intelligentsystems.png|125px|link=wikipedia:Intelligent Systems]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Sep. 10, 2021
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| [[file:metroiddread.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metroid_Dread]] || [[file:mercurysteam.png|100px|center|link=:wikipedia:MercurySteam|MercurySteam]]<br>[[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Oct. 8, 2021
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| [[file:legendsarceus.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Legends:_Arceus]] || [[file:GameFreak.png|100px|center|link=wikipedia:Game Freak]] ||<center> [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]]<br>[[file:ThePokemonCompany.png|100px|center|link=wikipedia:The Pokémon Company]]</center> || Jan. 28, 2022
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| [[file:kirbyfl.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirby_and_the_Forgotten_Land]] || [[file:hallaboratory.png|75px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAL_Laboratory]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Mar. 25, 2022
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| [[file:bayo3.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayonetta_3]] || [[file:platniumgames.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:PlatinumGames]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Oct. 28, 2022
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| [[file:totk.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Tears_of_the_Kingdom]] || [[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || May 12, 2023
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| [[file:smbwonder.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_Bros._Wonder]] || [[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Oct. 20, 2023
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| [[file:echoesofwisdom.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Echoes_of_Wisdom]] || [[file:grezzo.png|100px|center|link=:wikipedia:Grezzo|Grezzo]]<br>[[file:nintendoepd.png|100px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Planning_%26_Development Nintendo EPD]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Sept. 26, 2024
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| [[file:brothership.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_%26_Luigi:_Brothership]] || [[file:acquire.png|75px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acquire_(company)]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Nov. 7, 2024
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| [[file:metroidprime4.png|125px|center|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metroid_Prime_4:_Beyond]] || [[file:RetroStudios.png|125px|center|link=:wikipedia:Retro Studios]] || [[File:Nintendo.png|100px|center|link=Wikipedia:Nintendo]] || Dec. 4, 2025
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== {{IconSVG|Trivia}} Trivia ==
* [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms Credits|Joseph Tringali]] expressed interest in remaking the two [[Drawn to Life Series]] games developed by [[5th Cell]] for the Switch, along with an expansive sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]''.
** These projects were dependent on the reception of ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''<ref>[https://nintendoeverything.com/drawn-to-life-two-realms-interview-505-games-digital-continue/ Drawn to Life: Two Realms dev on how the game came to be, series’ future, more]</ref>, so their development is uncertain.
** According to Tringali, [[505 Games]] also shot down two pitches for a hypothetical ''Drawn to Life 3'' in 2015 and 2017.
* All three variations of the Nintendo Switch are compatible with [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]].
** The Switch Lite version, however, seems to have minor compatibility issues.
** According to Nintendo's website, the game is also backwards-compatible with the Switch 2.<ref>[[File:TRNS2.jpg|100px]]</ref>
*** Said conversion is a straightforward conversion, however, with no major differences found.
*** Strangely, this version runs at 60fps within levels, but 30fps everywhere else in the game.
* With only one entry under it's belt, the Nintendo Switch is among the systems with the least amount of Drawn to Life games.
* The Switch version of Two Realms is the lowest-rated version on Metacritic, with a score of 50/100 from 11 reviewers, with most either Mixed or Negative.
** This also makes this version the lowest-rated game in the series on Metacritic.

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NintendoSwitch.png|The Nintendo Switch.
SwitchLite.png|The Nintendo Switch Lite.
NintendoSwitchOLED.png|The Nintendo Switch OLED Model.
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Drawn_to_Life_TR_Cover_(US).jpeg|Drawn to Life: Two Realms cover
TRSwitchIcon.png|Switch Menu Icon
TRNSESHOP.png|Nintendo Switch eShop website page
TRNSDownloadFront.jpg|Download Code Front
TRNSDownloadBack.jpg|Download Code Back
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=={{Icon|Note}} References==
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=={{Icon|Question}} Additional Info==
* Nintendo Switch page on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch Wikipedia]

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