Please, Touch The Artwork on Android

Interesting and unique storytelling. Light enough to focus on the puzzles, but dramatic enough to be emotionally invested. I like the variety of the puzzles and stories and how it is all creatively packaged into one. I also like how there is an alternative to playing the full game aside from just having to pay for it. The whole experience was worth it.

This is a very clever and good-looking game obviously made with love, innovation, u0026 a bit of cheekiness. After I'm done with the demo, I plan to buy the full version. It really is a great and new form of visual sudoku I've never seen before. Satisfying to figure out the rules and solve each puzzle. (Also, love that the menu music was also featured in The Stanley Parable, not sure if that was intentional but it makes me smile every time I hear it.)

I really really loved this game so I bought the full version! After a few months I decided to play again, however it told me I only had the demo version and needed to pay to play the game. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but it still said the same thing. Aside from this, this is a 5 star game that is very fun to play filled with fun puzzles, jazz music, and is overall calming and addictive.

The puzzles in the "Style" gallery were quite clever and the visuals and music are nice. It's probably a good game. What kept me from purchasing it: 1) The animations between levels are VERY flashy, I honestly think the app needs a seizure warning, gave me a headache. 2) I wasn't able to try the other puzzle styles. It seems you get a fixed number of trial levels across all galleries and have to switch between them yourself, but the app gave zero indication that the demo works like this.

i really enjoyed the game and decided to purchase it!! the music of the rails one made me feel sentimental over closer times with family, the sudden streamlined action of the puzzle itself somehow overpowering the noise of the colors. but..... after my purchase i went onto a new game mode and was only able to play up to the demo limits.... and on returning to the rails i lost all progress and it returned to its demo version. i feel cheated out of my money, i didn't get the full experience.

I really enjoyed solving each of the galleries, especially New York City. The story in each puzzle, different techniques. Please do not listen to reviews about boring puzzles, for me everything was perfect! The only downside is that you can't try every gallery if you go through too many levels of just one of them. Thank you for a pleasant experience

Fun, relaxing and interesting. And at the same time fairly mindless and numbing. There are three main sections. "New York City" couldn't get through because of how boring and long each scenario is. "The Style" gets fairly challenging and is actually pretty cool. The biblical narration is entertaining. "Boogie and Woogie" is cute but generic. Would do better if the text was rewritten. The puzzles are okay at best and there are a few bugs. Had fun I guess.

Outstanding! I have only tried the demo and I instantly fell in love with this game. Not only it is a simple to understand puzzle game that can easily become challenging as you progress, it doesn't take long to finish a puzzle once you figure it out and it leaves me wanting more. The information nuggets about each art style in their respective galleries are a really good touch, adding to the interesting factor and the want to progress. As soon as I can, I am buying the full version!

Awkward, skippable, and time wasting storyline to go with an awkward, sometimes brilliant (and sometimes banal), puzzle line up. Visuals are very basic and clashy, hard to see things in later stages (literally, hah). Would be extremely difficult for some, boring for others, hard to keep interested in playing for me.

I don't mind that this is a paid game with a demo as the developer has worked hard on it. The music is good, the puzzles are fun and it's taught me a bit about modernist art. My only small gripe is that the demo implies you can try a bit of all three galleries, but if you do too much of one it won't let you try the others. I think that's a little stingy. But that is a small issue and I think people should buy this game if they enjoyed the demo.

Fun but there's way too much dialogue, I just want to play the levels I don't care about the weird things texts. Response to response, sorry for being rude I understand why there's a story, at that moment I was upset about something and wanted to play the game to calm down and the dialogue was just making it hard. This game really is good and I actually payed attention to the story and really like it. I should've taken the time to consider how much better the game would be if I read the story.

Great story conveying emotions thru song and words. Music composition is stellar with tracks that you can't seem to get bored of. Each level pack has a different mechanics that each feel good to play. The only critique I have is on the painting section the hints were a bit unclear on what to do in the sections that had multiple choices for the tool you used at the time, but it still felt fun.

Its a good game and interesting puzzles. Even tho the game it's behind a paywall of 4.99€, the demo itself was pretty pleasing to play. I think for the price its been placed at is very reasonable one regarding the amount of playtime and uniqueness you get out of each gallery. Its a 5 stars from me.

A lovely little game with nice puzzels, only left wishing there was even more.---It really does feel like there's room for so much more, like this should be a never-ending collection of these games. Couldn't shake the feeling while playing that I was exploring a small slice of something much bigger.---The New York portion is really nice, I'd call it best of the bunch for me.

I really like the game, in settings... What do you mean by 'readable fonts'? I didn't click on option when I played demo and I think maybe I should have. Does using the option change way the directions to make my art like yours from the picture blocks to written directions? I'm a unartistic right brain thinker who always found Ikea instruction sheets tiring. If the answer to my question is yes then I'm sold on game in a heartbeat and will tell 1 and all how amazing it is asap

Game was simplistic and challenging at the same time, great demo, only critique is how the sounds of pressing the canvases don't really sound like they work 2gether, its just a bunch of notes with no progression but i can look past that for the most part

Only a free demo, which has awful wording that makes you think giving your email to subscribe to the creator's newsletter would let you continue playing, which it does, but only for one extra level. After said level it goes back to asking you to buy the full game. Fix the wording if you want me to feel bad for "indie creators" EDIT: Still not interested in getting the game, but atleast the Dev actually listens to criticism and updates the game because of it, so that's nice.

I like the cool puzzle concept with an art twist. I probably finished the demo in like 20 mins, and I was looking for more only to realize that I had to pay for the rest of it. I just wish that there was an option with ads where you could pay for it to be ad free and unlock like a bonus level expansion pack or something.

Game is actually $6.99 You only get a few demo levels. Great puzzle concept, but shame the cost is not given up front. The false advertising is offputting to me. The game is also horizontal layout only and instruction text is quite small while intros to the levels can't seem to be skipped.

This is a delightful, abstract puzzle game. However, there does seem to be a glitch keeping me from finishing the last level of the New York section... Otherwise my experience has been very pleasant. Update: The developer was quick to reach out and resolve the issue.