Alice's Patchwork

7.0/10 A puzzle game with a distinctive style, [i] Alice’s Patchwork [/i] brought back memories of similar titles I used to play on web browsers and early mobile phones some 16 years ago. There’s a nostalgic charm to it. The game features six main chapters, each with 20 levels, for a total of 120 stages, with difficulty that gradually ramps up. For casual players, it works perfectly as a relaxing experience—you can take your time solving puzzles while enjoying its soothing background music and unique art style. On the other hand, more hardcore players can approach it with a sense of urgency and challenge, since each level has three conditions for a “perfect” clear: complete the puzzle, make zero mistakes, and finish within a time limit. As you progress, the difficulty increases significantly. Later puzzles can have over 60 pieces, yet the game only gives you six pieces at the start—the rest must be deduced through gameplay. If you’re aiming to perfect every level, it becomes a solid challenge. Many stages require repeated attempts; even if you memorize the final image, the pieces you’re given are randomized each time, demanding quick adaptation and strong dynamic memory. That sa…

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A nice relaxing puzzle game with some good music on the background. Different type of puzzles to go through each of them individually challenging

Alice's Patchwork takes the familiar idea of assembling puzzle pieces and turns it into a colorful journey through Wonderland. Developed by Creobit and published by 8Floor, it is a casual puzzle game designed around completing decorative mosaics rather than solving complicated riddles or following an elaborate adventure. The Alice in Wonderland theme gives an otherwise simple concept plenty of character, making each completed picture feel like another small piece of a larger fairy-tale journey. The gameplay revolves around arranging differently shaped pieces into predetermined spaces until a complete mosaic is formed. It is easy to understand almost immediately, yet later puzzles demand more careful observation as the arrangements become increasingly elaborate. Six different materials are used across the puzzles, helping the patchwork designs avoid looking completely identical. There are 120 mosaics divided among six locations, so despite the simplicity of the central mechanic, there is a substantial amount to complete. Wonderland provides an excellent setting for this style of puzzle game. Familiar characters and scenes inspired by Wonderland and Looking-Glass Land appear throug…

fun and harder than expected.

fun little Alice in wonderland style puzzle game. a little like glass masquerade.