ArtSlider: Masterpiece Puzzle

ArtSlider turns art history into a beautifully crafted sliding puzzle adventure. Masterpieces have been scattered across time. Enter the Time Headquarters, join Luna, and restore each painting tile by tile. Every completed puzzle reveals more than a finished image—it opens a window into the artist, the era, and the story behind the work. SLIDE, RESTORE, DISCOVER Move the tiles, rebuild the composition, and bring iconic paintings back to life. Simple controls make every puzzle easy to begin, while time limits, special tiles, and varied difficulty levels create deeper challenges as you progress. TRAVEL THROUGH FIVE ERAS OF ART Explore a curated journey across: • Renaissance • Baroque • Impressionism • Post-Impressionism • Modern Art From celebrated portraits to vivid landscapes and revolutionary modern works, each gallery introduces a distinct visual language and a new kind of puzzle. MORE THAN A PUZZLE After completing a painting, discover: • The artist and creation period • Composition, color, space, and visual rhythm • Why the work became important or recognizable • Memorable stories, historical context, and surprising facts No prior knowledge of art history is required. ArtSlider is designed for anyone who enjoys puzzles, painting, museums, or discovering something new. A WORLD BUILT AROUND ART Travel through atmospheric galleries and a mysterious time headquarters. Follow Luna through a story about preserving artistic memory, unlocking new eras, and recovering masterpieces lost across time. FEATURES • Sliding tile puzzles based on famous works of art • Multiple difficulty levels and special tile mechanics • Timed challenges with pause support • Artwork commentary and memorable facts • Progression across five major art eras • Save completed artworks to your photo library • A polished blue-and-gold visual experience • Support for English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, and Spanish Restore the paintings. Explore their stories. Journey through art history—one tile at a time.