Mewseum: Masterpieces
Climbing Goat Games · 2025 · Historical, Casual, Puzzle, Logic, Collectathon
PC
Very Positive98% · 125
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About Mewseum: Masterpieces
Mewseum: Masterpieces is a relaxing game where you can solve hundreds of puzzles while revealing unique masterpieces. Unwind to the sound of a beautiful piano with classical music or listen to your own favorite audio while playing. The puzzles range from easy to medium difficulty, ensuring a smooth and frustration-free experience.
🦪Girl with a Pearl Earring
👩🎨Mona Lisa
🙀The Scream
✨Starry Night
🏡American Gothic
🦵Abaporu
👫Arnolfini Portrait
👩👧👧Las Meninas
✔ Over 10 hours of content: Become a true artist as you reveal stunning paintings by solving relaxing and immersive puzzles. Unlock over 80 achievements and complete your collection!
🧩How to Play:
Your task is to paint squares and/or rectangles within the grid while following two simple rules:- Each painted section must contain exactly one number.
- The number indicates the exact size of the section you need to paint.
🎨Explore Art History… with Cats!
Discover reimagined versions of iconic paintings, where cats take center stage in some of the most famous artworks in history. The featured paintings include:🦪Girl with a Pearl Earring
👩🎨Mona Lisa
🙀The Scream
✨Starry Night
🏡American Gothic
🦵Abaporu
👫Arnolfini Portrait
👩👧👧Las Meninas
🎮Features:
✔ Auto-save with Steam Cloud – pause and continue anytime.✔ Over 10 hours of content: Become a true artist as you reveal stunning paintings by solving relaxing and immersive puzzles. Unlock over 80 achievements and complete your collection!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's an enjoyable, relaxing number-puzzle game. I played the demo and liked it enough to buy the full game, and I don't have any complaints. If you play the demo and want a bunch more puzzles like that, it's well worth it. It's also been nice having a game where the achievements are guaranteed by progression, there's no speedrun achievement or anything weird, you just have to be persistent and you can get them all.
It's not a bad game, I was just hoping it would be a little more challenging. It's a good option if you're looking for something relaxing to play while listening to a podcast or watching a show.
It's a great introduction to Shikaku.
Ok game, no progression so the very first puzzle is as difficult as the very last, but still great to play while watching a show or listening to a podcast.
A calm puzzle game ideal for staying occupied while listening to an audiobook (or while just relaxing to the game's very pleasant classical soundtrack of old favourites). Solving each section reveals another piece of an old master that's been charmingly 'catified', with achievements for a quadrant popping about every seven or so solves. The puzzle sections aren't too difficult and the incremental reveals/regular achievements provide a soothing sense of steady progression. If you enjoyed other games like Proverbs (but maybe wished there were more cats), this one is for you.
A clever puzzle style that makes it feel like you're painting if you squint really hard. Great to listen to a podcast with.
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