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'''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''' is the sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', developed by [[Digital Continue]] and published by [[505 Games]]. Many of the original creators of the first two DS games make a return in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'', including artists Chern Fai and Edison Yan, executive producer Joseph Tringali, and composer David J. Franco.
'''Drawn to Life: Two Realms''' is the sequel to ''[[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter]]'', developed by [[Digital Continue]] and published by [[505 Games]]. Many of the original creators of the first two DS games make a return in ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'', including artists Chern Fai and Edison Yan, executive producer Joseph Tringali, and composer David J. Franco.
It was released as '''Drawn to Life: Two Kingdoms''' ('''ドローン トゥ ライフ 〜 2つの王国 〜''', ''Dorōn to Raifu: 〜Futatsu no Ōkoku〜'') in Japan and '''Draw, Touch: Two Kingdoms''' ('''그려라, 터치: 두 개의3rd''', ''Geuleyola, Teochi: Du Gaeui Wang-gug'') in Korea.
It was released as '''Drawn to Life: Two Kingdoms''' ('''ドローン トゥ ライフ 〜 2つの王国 〜''', ''Dorōn to Raifu: 〜Futatsu no Ōkoku〜'') in Japan and '''Draw, Touch: Two Kingdoms''' ('''그려라, 터치: 두 개의 왕국''', ''Geuleyola, Teochi: Du Gaeui Wang-gug'') in Korea.
It is the 3rd canon game in the [[Drawn to Life Series]] and the 6th ''Drawn to Life'' release overall.
It is the 3rd canon game in the [[Drawn to Life Series]] and the 6th ''Drawn to Life'' release overall.
** This is also the first Drawn to Life game to not have a release on cartridge.
** This is also the first Drawn to Life game to not have a release on cartridge.
* A physical release of ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' was released in PAL regions with a download key in the box.
* A physical release of ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' was released in PAL regions with a download key in the box.
* This is the first entry to see a Japanese release since the original [[Drawn to Life]]'s localization from [[Agatsuma Entertainment]], which released 12 years prior in December 2008.
* This is the first entry to see a Japanese and Korean release since the original [[Drawn to Life]]'s localization from [[Agatsuma Entertainment]], which released 12 years prior in 2008.
** Despite the localizations, the game's logo and gameplay within trailers remained in English throughout all regions.
** Despite the localizations, the game's logo and gameplay within trailers remained in English throughout all regions.
* The game was first leaked on October 22, 2020 on a [https://www.gamerating.org.tw Taiwanese rating site]. They posted the listing for the game, along with its boxart, on their site.
* The game was first leaked on October 22, 2020 on a [https://www.gamerating.org.tw Taiwanese rating site]. They posted the listing for the game, along with its boxart, on their site.
