Please, Touch The Artwork vs Day Repeat Day

What happens when you DO touch the artwork? Part Zen-puzzle, part narrative-adventure, you'll explore the secret world behind iconic abstract paintings through over 150 puzzles. An aesthetic journey to the origins of modern art, set to a soothing jazzy soundtrack. FEATURES + 3 separate games, each based on a different iconic artwork. + The first game tells the origin story of pure abstract art. It’s a challenging puzzle where you’ll have to add colors and lines to a canvas to recreate paintings. + The second game is about Boogie & Woogie, two squares who just want to be together, but a rapidly growing world is making this harder and harder. You’ll have to help Woogie reach Boogie by figuring out how obstacles influence Woogie’s path. + In the third game you’ll move to the big city, only to be overwhelmed with mixed emotions. From joy and excitement to being homesick and missing your friends and family. You'll be maneuvering through the craziness of the Big Apple while collecting letters to create a poem. RELAXING & ACCESSIBLE + Accessible One finger controls + Low entry gameplay + Fit for ages 13-99 + No-stress playground + Relaxing soundtracks EDUCATIONAL & INSPIRATIONAL + Iconic universal art + Fun art facts & quotes + Exciting and humorous story + Combines to over 160 levels (2-3 hours gameplay)

Day Repeat Day is an interactive story and a match-3 game that takes you through the years in a life of an average person. You're hired to do a job. You try to manage your relationships. But you're never really sure where it's all leading to. It's a story about living, the daily grind and what it all means in the end, topped with a sprinkle of satire and mysteries. After doing a lot of action games, I wanted to do something much more intimate and personal and Day Repeat Day is what came of it. Press: - It takes some serious ingenuity to subvert a genre as entrenched as the mobile match-3 game, but somehow developer Kimmo Factor, probably most well-known for the awesome hack ‘n slash game Barbearian, has done exactly that - Game of the Week / Touch Arcade - It turns out to be much, much more than this, than either genre, a whole, complicated and unique creation, that speaks truth about life, about work, about hierarchies and about mistakes. It’s stunning. - Kotaku