
Cleaning Up The Puzzle Gallery is a cozy first-person organization simulator about cleaning up 5000+ puzzle pieces scattered across a gallery of ~200 famous paintings. Whether you want to relax and solve jigsaw puzzles to classical music, or min-max the fastest times, the gallery needs cleaning.
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When's the worst time to be the janitor of a puzzle gallery? After an earthquake, of course! You play as the janitor of a puzzle gallery, and an earthquake has scattered all of the 5000+ puzzle pieces everywhere. Your job is to use your puzzling skills (and some added enhancements) to put all of the pieces back in their place.
Listen to classical music and admire famous paintings as you solve nearly 200 jigsaw puzzles of varying shapes, subjects, and sizes. Whether you want to see how fast you can solve every one by min-maxing various abilities and sprinting across the gallery, or you just want to chill and work on some puzzles, this clean up simulator is right for you.
The gallery is home to nearly 200 paintings from over 20 famous artists such as Monet, Van Gogh, Hokusai, and more, ensuring each piece and section is visually unique and distinctive from the others. Each of the paintings was sourced from Public Domain scans and photographs of their museum originals.
Upload your images and turn them into puzzles! You can solve them one at a time and adjust their size, or fill the entire gallery with your own curated selection in the My Puzzles game mode, providing you with full customization and endless gameplay.
The My Puzzles Custom Gallery Mode now supports up to 4 players, so whether you want to handle the mess as a solo job or bring some friends, for your own curated gallery or the classic paintings, it all gets cleaned by the end of the day.
Intuitive controls and visuals such as ghost previews on hover and shimmering piece lock-in effects make the act of solving a puzzle both satisfying and exciting.
Skill upgrades to different areas of your brain that help you find, manipulate, and solve puzzles quicker with each puzzle you complete.
Challenge Modes for those puzzlers that don't need any extra assistance, or are looking for different challenges to make the game feel totally different such as a Black & White Mode and "The Big White" (1024 pieces of pure white).
Turn any image you want into puzzles of varying shapes and sizes so that, whether you want to create a greater challenge with a 1000 piece landscape, or just turn your pet into a 50 piece easy solve, you can solve as many puzzles as you want!
Want to curate your own gallery? You can upload up to 200 images and fill the gallery with memes, custom artwork, or really anything (so long as it's a png, jpg, webp, or other common image format).
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I was given the opportunity to playtest this game, and I found it extremely addictive and super relaxing. I don’t consider myself an art connoisseur by any means, most of my exposure so far has been through Animal Crossing, but it was surprisingly easy to get familiar with the art styles of the different featured artists, and allocate the puzzle pieces accordingly. I love that I got to know the different artists better through this game. The gallery has a calm atmosphere, and the classical music is a lovely touch. I was initially struggling with the controls, and the Developer was kind enough (and extremely quick!) to add an additional feature, to allow key binding to the mouse buttons, which makes navigation super easy, definitely recommend rebinding the interact and rotate keys to mouse. Overall it’s definitely a game you will enjoy if you enjoyed Librarian. I am looking forward to adding it to my “replay on a rainy weekend” list.
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For those who have an "organize all the thingies" itch to scratch, this game certainly does the job, and frankly does it better than most other games in that genre. However, for those who don't know, there's one amazing thing that 1,000,000% puts this game above the rest: [b]YOU CAN USE YOUR OWN PICTURES TO MAKE A CUSTOM PUZZLE GALLERY!!![/b] I'm currently doing a playthrough where people in my streaming community sent me pictures of their pets, and I gave all the pictures artsy names like "The Boop" or "The Big Stretch". We are [i]LOVING IT[/i]. Custom mode is EVERYTHING, and anyone who says different is a charlatan. Incredible job on this one, dev!
The controls are awful and it's AI slop. I'd recommend any other organizing game over this one
Good game, don't get me wrong, but that mainly comes from the fact that it's almost a 1:1 copy of Tidy Up the Arcane Library. That also comes with issues too, though. I wish there was a meh option for steam reviews because I would choose that instead. The positive is that this game is very relaxing and good for low energy days. The puzzles are all of classical paintings while classical music plays in the background. I was super entraced by the game, maybe even more so than the Arcane Library game. I started playing yesterday and finished it off today. So I do reccommend it in that regard. If you liked Arcane Library, you might like this one. But there are a few negatives too. With being almost a direct copy, some of the abilities you have in Arcane Library don't translate well here. Specifically, I found the ability that lights up the puzzle pieces to be more hassle than it was worth at times. The glowing affect really doesn't stick out all that well due to how bright the game is and how small the puzzle pieces are. I also never used the ability to flip over the pieces since it's only for a short amount of time and I can do the same thing permanently by picking them up and dropping them myself. It also has the same issue as Arcane Library where one upgrade, the one that summons pieces to you, is so much better than the others that I hard focused that one for the most part. If you want a game where you solve jigsaw puzzles, this is not the game for you. I was disappointed too. I love jigsaws and it was a part of what drew me in but you're going to mainly be relying on the color of the outline on the piece before you place it. It removes the fun that comes with solving a jigsaw. It's an incremental game that seems like it would be better without the incremental part. Just a game with a bunch of jigsaws to complete would honestly feel better in this instance because it contradicts jigsaw puzzle solving. Or maybe even an incremental in a different style would fit better. Again, I think it's the fact that it's a copy of Tidy Up the Arcane Library that really drags it down.
I've only played it a bit so far, but it feels very fun. It's more challenging than your other organization games, but I think that's going to be a really good thing. Also I feel like the spells will be well utilized in this game. It is well optimized and worth 5 bucks to play through.
Way shorter than the other new games in the genre (Librarian, Supermarket etc.) but it scratches the itch, and the price is fair
Das Spiel ist mal eine gute Idee und gehört quasi zu denen, wo man halt Sachen einsortieren muss. Nur dass wir hier statt Items oder Lebensmittel, Puzzleteile haben, die von der Wand gefallen sind, weil es ein Erdbeben gab. Nun müssen wir alle knapp über 2000 Teile wieder in die richtigen Rahmen setzen. Aber man muss die Puzzleteile auch noch drehen. Bei manche ist es ersichtlich, wie herum sie sein müssen, aber bei anderen nicht. Da helfen uns aber unsere Skills irgendwann. Zudem bekommen wir beim auflegen eine Art Vorschau mit farbigen Hinweis, ob das Puzzleteil an der richtigen Stelle soll und wie herum es richtig ist. Dazu begleitet uns beim sortieren klassische Musik, die wir alle schon mal gehört haben. Sehr beruhigend und entspannend. Leider sind die Erfolge nicht entspannend, sondern etwas Folter mit viel Stress. Erstmal ist das 3 Stunden Zeitfenster sehr knapp und ohne Skills nicht machbar. Ich hatte aber noch gute 23 Minuten Luft und habe am Ende die Skills gespammt... nicht schön, den Spieler so unter Stress zu setzen. Jetzt kommt aber der Knaller... "Janitor Mode" ist ein sehr schwerer Modus, in dem wir KEINE Fähigkeiten haben. Wir bekommen nicht einmal als Vorschau, ob das Puzzleteil an der richtigen Stelle liegt bzw. ob es richtig herum gedreht ist... Warum baut man solche bescheuerten Erfolge ein? Es sollte ein ruhiges "Cozy Game" sein. Ich will hier nicht Dutzende Stunden jedes einzelne Puzzleteil auf den Plätzen testen. Ja, wir haben ein Buch, wo die Bilder gelistet sind, aber da ständig nach zu schauen und die Puzzleteile zu vergleichen, ist Mist. Ich weiß nicht, ob ich überhaupt Lust habe hier weiter zu spielen. Weil darauf habe ich mal so 0 Bock... Ein paar empfohlene Errungenschaften für solche Spiele - X-Bilder vervollständigen - Alle Skills maximieren - 2034 Puzzleteile richtig sortieren - Spiel abschließen - KEIN Zeitdruck, keine schweren Modis (Bzw. kann man einbauen, aber ohne Erfolge bitte) Also spielt man es im Grunde einmal in sagen wir 2 1/ bis 4 Stunden fertig, wenn man auch nicht auf die Zeit achtet und bezahlt dafür 4€ noch was. Dazu kommt ein sehr schwerer Erfolg, der für viele die 100% verhindert. Deswegen entscheide ich mit das Spiel Negativ zu bewerten. Überlegt es euch gut. Wenn ihr kein Interesse an den Erfolgen habt, könnt ihr gerne zugreifen. Aber für Achievement-Hunter ist das Game purer Stress und Zeitverschwendung.
[h1]整頓ゲー? いいえ、これは絵画のゲームです[/h1] 見た目は整頓ゲームだ。それは一面においては正しい。 本作は[u]整頓ゲームに「ジグソーパズル」という追加ルールを加えて大胆アレンジ[/u]した作品だ。 そしてジグソーパズルとして完成させるものは[b]「絵画」[/b]だ。 それも一般的な絵画鑑賞の世界で幅広い人気を持つ定番の画家が中心である。 ゲーム自体はBキーで[u]それぞれの完成図である「図鑑」をいつでも開くことができる[/u]ので絵画の知識がなくてもクリアできるが、絵画の知識があれば図鑑をいちいち開く必要なく進めるため、より有利にプレイできるのが特徴だ。プレイヤーによってクリアタイムに大きな差が生まれるのは間違いない。 操作はEがインタラクト、Gでピースを地面に置く、Rでピースを回転となっている。 [h1]スキルの仕様[/h1] 5種類ある。 そのうち4種類は1~4キーで発動できるもので5種類目は手持ちの数を増やすことができる(初期は5つまで持つことができる)。 1キーで発動できるスキルは手持ちのピースと同じ絵のピースを回収してくれる定番のスキルだ。 2キーは手持ちのピースの対象となる額縁がハイライトされるスキルとなっていて図鑑参照の手間が省ける。 3キーは手持ちのピースと同じ柄の地面に落ちているピースがハイライトされる。 4キーは手持ちのピースがすべて正しい向きに揃えられる。 なお落ちているピースは対象の額縁の近くに落ちているものもあれば遠く離れたところに落ちていることもあるので、整頓ゲームの「物探し」もきちんと楽しめる。 ただ本作独自仕様として「裏返しになっているピース」が存在しており、拾うことで以後表向きになるがゲームの面白さにはまったく繋がっていないのでピースの裏返しはいらなかったように感じた。好意的に捉えるなら「スキルのクールタイム中にこなせる軽作業」と見ることもできるが、個人的には「手間」以外のものではなかった。 [h1]難易度[/h1] 競合の中でもルールが特殊なので戸惑うかもしれないが、[u]やっていることはごく普通のジグソーパズル[/u]だ。 散らばったピースが整頓ゲームのようになっているだけで難しいことは何もない。 ピースを額縁に当てはめる際も ・正しいかわからない場合は白 ・間違っている場合は赤 ・向きなどが違う場合は黄色や青 ・正しい場合は緑 とピースがハイライトされるので、それこそあてずっぽうで青や緑にハイライトされるまで額縁にピースを1マスずつ照らし合わせて強引にクリアすることも可能だ。 上で書いたようにBキーで図鑑を開いて完成図を見ることができるので対象の絵画をまったく知らない絵画でもスキルを使いながら図鑑を参照していればいずれクリアできる。 とはいえ、正直なところいちいち図鑑を開いて参照するのは手間である。 ピース数が多くてあまり詳しくない絵画の場合、進めるのが億劫なときもあったので画面の四隅のいずれかに完成図を常に表示するような機能が欲しかった。 [h1]まとめ[/h1] [b]一般的な整頓ゲームを求めている人は、恐らく本作にそれを満たすものはない。[/b] つまり人を選ぶゲームだ。 本作は ・ジグソーパズルが好き ・絵画が好き な人向けのゲームとなっていて、[b]整頓ゲームに見えてもそれは見た目と雰囲気だけで中身は別物[/b]であるため注意が必要だ。 逆にそれらが好きな人にとっては最高に楽しめると思われる。 特に絵画に詳しい配信者であればジグソーパズルを解きながら絵画の解説をすればウケは良いと思われる。 絵画についてはそこそこ知っているつもりなので個人的に本作はそれなりに楽しめているが、割と脳に疲れを覚えるゲームでもあるので少しずつ進めながらクリアを目指していきたいと思う。
I think my expectation of what this game was going to be was just different from what it actually is. I expected a giant puzzle that would take a while but ultimately be rewarding to finish. Instead, it felt like just a race against time, and the abilities and other features took away the puzzling aspect of it. For what it is, it's a good game; it's just not as much of a puzzle as I was going for.
A really good Librarian-like which introduces putting puzzle pieces together as a more complicated version of simply putting something on a shelf. My only concern is that the amount of puzzle pieces you can hold at the start is too little, as I like to go around and collect same-looking items, but until x amount of upgrades you don't get the comfortable number of holding at least 5 at once. Otherwise I like how it scratched my brain with the same focus as the original Librarian did, and it also taught me some distinctive features of how to identify these famous artists. I recommend.
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