Lost in Art: a Miniature Realm

Puzzle adventure about middle eastern mythology and culture. The puzzles are a bit vague in what they ask of you to say the least (still not exactly sure how i was suposed to solve one of them without just clicking at random) and wasn't that compelling or interesting apart from a few. But using real art as the assets (I at least assume it's real art) is always a cool touch. I say pick it up at a sale if you appreciate art and like mythology stories from various cultures.

I loved this game, only wish we had more of it! Mechanically it is very simple, which is to its benefit since the story, atmosphere, and historical context of these paintings is the focus. The puzzles felt unique and not overtly repetitive (despite several of the same formula in each city). I really wish we had more puzzle variety and a longer runtime, although I hope this leaves the door open for more DLC and other historical settings. The drawings and art are fantastically done, it is a really atmospheric and beautiful game! I am loving the music and detailed explanations of history and artists. This is a fantastic experience for maybe 2hrs worth of content. If you read a lot of the passages, and I highly recommend you do, you can spend maybe 3 hours in here or more. I come from a history background for my education, and one of the few things discussed in academia ((in most universities) is the Eastern world and their vast influence over art, science, and political power. This is a tool I would love to share with other students and professors in the practical application of history lessons. The game is steeped in history lessons and information that so many can benefit from. I…

Super cute game, puzzles aren't too hard allowing you to explore ottoman art. If you are an art history fan or religious studies nerd this game is for you!

Really charming, short puzzle game. The real historical artwork is incorporated in some unique ways in the puzzles, it was a great way to introduce me to some art history I wasn't familiar with. They provide a lot of background information on the Ottoman and Persian mythology in the menus, you could certainly spend a lot of time learning outside the actual gameplay.

This game is wonderful! It has fun rotating puzzles and a breezy sense of humour. The art is gorgeous and wonderfully animated; I especially like how the main character saunters around when he walks. I came out of Lost in Art with a greater appreciation for miniature painting, To top it all off, the music is great as well. I had a great time with Lost in Art.

It is a puzzle game, the puzzles themselves aren't that challenging. The art is beautiful and i guess at the risk of making it sound like homework, it is a bit educational but more so it's pleasurable to look at the art and sort of interact with it. Also blissfully short. If you like point and click light puzzle solvers with a hint of historical and cultural insight, it's an enjoyable experience. To be honest it's probably the opposite of what a lot of gamers play games for