Life Gallery

The game is about a family with twin boys and a creepy fish-head cult, and you slowly discover what happened to them by solving each scene. The gameplay is mainly point-and-click, where you interact with objects in the images to solve puzzles and progress through the story. Early puzzles are simple and easy to figure out, but later ones become more confusing and experimental, since there are no hints and you often have to rely on trial and error and careful observation. The game has a surreal and unsettling atmosphere, with imagery such as body parts and insects that adds to the horror tone. It is also quite short, making it suitable for achievement hunters who want a quick 100% completion and do not mind replaying a few scenes or clicking around to unlock everything.

I've never seen such lovely parents before. A beautiful family story. Or the opposite. Bizarre and interesting game.

Life Gallery is a psychological horror puzzle game developed and published by 751 Games that stands apart through its haunting artistic vision and emotionally layered storytelling. Instead of relying on fast-paced action or conventional horror tropes, it invites players into a disturbing world where every illustration conceals another piece of a tragic family history. The game revolves around twin brothers marked by physical disabilities, whose lives become entangled with grief, sacrifice, and the influence of a mysterious fish-headed cult. From the beginning, the experience creates an atmosphere filled with uncertainty, encouraging players to search for meaning within every unsettling image rather than providing straightforward answers. The game's most striking feature is its presentation. Every chapter unfolds through beautifully hand-drawn illustrations that resemble pages torn from a surreal horror art collection. These images are far more than decorative backgrounds, serving instead as fully interactive puzzle spaces that blend narrative and gameplay into a seamless experience. The visual style combines grotesque body horror, symbolic religious imagery, and dreamlike landscap…

I like it！

Life Gallery is one of those games that immediately grabs your attention with its incredible art style. The artwork is absolutely gorgeous, and the dark, unsettling atmosphere creates a unique vibe that kept me interested from start to finish. Unfortunately, the gameplay didn’t quite live up to the presentation. The story is very short, and while the puzzles fit the game’s strange aesthetic, they become repetitive after a while. The puzzle design also feels inconsistent. Some puzzles are extremely easy, yet somehow still confusing because the mechanics aren’t always explained or implemented clearly. Other times, I found myself progressing without fully understanding how the puzzle was actually solved, which wasn’t very satisfying. A few puzzles were simply frustrating rather than challenging. Despite my issues with the gameplay, I still enjoyed the experience thanks to the fantastic visuals and atmosphere. If you’re looking for a short, artistic, and creepy adventure, Life Gallery is worth checking out, but don’t expect particularly strong puzzle design.

For me this game is a no. I mostly buy it because of the artwork and beacuse it gave bizzarre vibes. The main problem with this game is the way it's built, the puzzles are really bad, borderline easy. The story is okay even if nothing special, liked it in a way but dunno. Sadly I had no fun, no emotions, nothing this game gave me nothing sadly. Also it sometimes has issues with detecting mouse input.