Please, Touch The Artwork Reviews

I really wanted to like this game and I did like most of it but there are a few things which make this game very annoying. In "The Style" gallery, when the grid lines disappear, it becomes too hard to play, in fact it becomes less puzzle and more trial and error which is not good in a puzzle game. Something similar happens in the "New York City" gallery when the colour palate reverses and the main line is indistinguishable from the background. Rest of the game was great, the mechanics were interesting and the puzzles were not that hard but it got a bit repetitive sometimes. and to be fair, those issues arise near the end of those galleries. The game was relaxing and cozy except for those parts. Also, I feel a cozy and casual game should have controller support but that's probably just me. If the accessibility issues above don't concern you then I would suggest to get it when it's on sale. But I still won't personally recommend it because those specific paintings/puzzles were very frustrating.

Overall 7/10 Some really good, some bad The game has 3 Galleries/Puzzle Packs, each with their own gimmick and a story/poem attached. 1 The Style - Decent Fill in the canvas with color or make the lines and a combination of both, it was fun but got frustrating at the end. A big compliant would be the undo and hints button counts as a move which is annoying and you have to reset each time. Also there is a minimum move count but in the end didn't really matter if you followed it or not. 2 Boogie Woogie - Okay A slider type puzzle, started off fine, then got very complicated and felt a bit annoying with the pathing choices, at some point I just started brute forcing it due to how many pieces there are. 3 New York City - Amazing My personal favorite puzzle pack. It was less puzzle and more of a maze/pac-man style where you grab orbs on a pathway. But the story hit hard and combined with the effects the narration was nice.

Puzzle game around abstract art with lines, dots, areas, and colors. Three different puzzle types with increasing complexity. There is a help function available which is nice. Many different levels, nice presentation in between. I like it for some levels at a time.

Amazing game that i played in mobile years ago. It has 3 Unique sets of puzzles with a simple story in each. One is like a maze so in order to prrogress is to collect pellets and thus open the next segment while revealing a letter of the story. The other is tiny bit more complicated since you have to paint the areas in a specific way which later on gets combined with adding the lines which is the 3rd mode. Worth all the time and money spent.

很可愛的解謎遊戲。有幾關很燒腦，三個主題有各自不同的故事線，整體玩起來的感覺很療癒，音樂也很棒!

The Style chapter is fun but other 2 parts are boring.

Good game overall with interesting concepts! The Style Gallery had increasing difficulty, which was a good challenge but still pretty frustrating at times, and I really liked the "modernized" use of The Book of Genesis to introduce its concept! The Boogie Woogie had an intriguing story which I think was about long distance relationships, and i'm glad it had a good ending (I think). Lastly, the New York City Gallery was definitely my favorite, with its melancholic feel about a relationship deteriorating, and its piano was just... :') Also, it was probably the easiest out of all the puzzles, so the melancholic feel wasn't easily disturbed. It gets a bit tedious at times though, because the levels are kind of the same with a few tweaks to be more difficult than the last, but I think it's okay. I don't normally expect to finish a game in one sitting, so playing this at a leisurely pace with some patience worked for me.

I usually love puzzle games and I really wanted to love this, too. Unfortunately, things just didn't click for me and this felt more frustrating than calming. I feel like the game would benefit from normal and challenge modes. As it stands, the level randomisation and having hints/undo count towards total moves feels punishing in a game that... isn't meant to be.

First of all, this game is NOT like the other one. So if you're expecting something similar, don’t even bother, this is more of a logic-based puzzle game, unlike the previous point&click style. There are three parts: The Style > Boogie Woogie > New York City (I ranked them from hardest to easiest imo) I had a tough time with The Style, I couldn't quite follow the story in that one. However, the other two are great with difficulty, story, soundtrack, and etc. If you like logic based puzzle games give it a shot!

I found especially New York the best and I'd say it's worth buying the game just for it. It's very relaxing and the story + soundtrack make it feel emotional despite how simple the narration is