Rotoscope: Art Puzzle Game

Rebuild the world's most famous paintings, one rotation at a time. Rotoscope is an art puzzle game with a twist. The pieces are not jigsaw pieces scattered on a table — they are wedges arranged in rings inside a circle, and there is only ever one empty slot. Slide and rotate them past each other until the masterpiece hidden underneath comes back together. 54 MASTERPIECES TO RESTORE From the Mona Lisa and Starry Night to The Great Wave off Kanagawa and Girl with a Pearl Earring — 54 famous paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, Katsushika Hokusai, Johannes Vermeer, Rembrandt, Bruegel and more. Every artwork is public domain, drawn from museum and gallery collections around the world. Finish one painting and the next one unlocks. A DIFFERENT KIND OF JIGSAW PUZZLE Part sliding tile puzzle, part jigsaw, part act of restoration. Each painting is cut into concentric rings and wedge-shaped slices. A piece can only move into the empty slot — along its ring, inward, outward, or into the center, where a wedge morphs into a full circle. Finding the path is the real puzzle. EASY TO START, HARD TO MASTER Begin with two rings and four slices. As you progress, rings and slices multiply until the same painting becomes a genuinely hard brain teaser. An interactive tutorial teaches every move, including sliding a piece into the center — the one most players miss. RELAXING BY DESIGN Calm music, elegant design, no clutter. An art puzzle game you can play for five minutes or for an hour. Good for focus, patience, observation and spatial reasoning — relaxing brain training that happens to leave you looking at a masterpiece. ACHIEVEMENTS AND LEADERBOARDS Earn stars for solving levels quickly, unlock achievements, and climb the leaderboards to become a true art restorer. 🧩 54 famous paintings, all public domain 🎨 Rotating ring mechanic — not a standard jigsaw 🖼️ Art from da Vinci, Van Gogh, Klimt, Hokusai, Vermeer 🏆 Achievements and leaderboards 🧠 Relaxing brain training and focus practice All artworks are based on public domain paintings and open-licensed images. Play now and bring legendary art back to life — one rotation at a time.