Is Museum of Immersive Art free?

Yes — Museum of Immersive Art is free to play, so you can install and play it without buying anything.

Can I play Museum of Immersive Art on Mac?

Not natively — Steam lists no macOS version of Museum of Immersive Art. Mac players would need a cloud gaming service or a Windows compatibility layer.

Is Museum of Immersive Art multiplayer?

No — Steam lists Museum of Immersive Art as single-player only.

Is Museum of Immersive Art on PC Game Pass?

No — Museum of Immersive Art is not on PC Game Pass right now.

Museum of Immersive Art

Theodore Schweizer · August 17, 2024 · Casual, Platformer, Puzzle, 2D Platformer, Puzzle Platformer

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About Museum of Immersive Art

MOIA is a 2D side-scrolling platformer that takes you on a journey through the paintings legendary painters such as Maurits Escher, Salvador Dali, and Vincent Van Gogh. Play as an aspiring art student and jump into each artists most iconic paintings to experience their art as intimately as possible while solving puzzles to complete the level.

MOIA gives the player the chance to fully immerse themselves into the work of a famous artist while still getting a satisfying platformer experience.

Museum of Immersive Art — game info

Platforms: Windows
Player modes: Single-player
PC Game Pass: Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

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Museum of Immersive Art has an interesting concept of exploring famous paintings through platforming puzzles, but players consistently report game-breaking bugs across multiple levels including soft locks, crashes, and unresponsive controls that make progression impossible. While reviewers acknowledge the potential and enjoy the core idea when it works, the current state is too buggy to recommend even for players interested in the concept.

Not recommended Aug 24, 2024

Nice little concept. You go into famous paintings and solve some platforming puzzles based on them. But I can't recommend it because [b][u]every single level has game-breaking bugs[/u]:[/b] [list] [*][b]LEVEL 1:[/b] the end goal doesn't finish the level, so you just get soft-locked at the end. [*][b]LEVEL 2:[/b] it crashes the game when I try to load in the level, can't even play it. [*][b]LEVEL 3:[/b] the Q and E prompts don't seem to do anything, and you get soft-locked when you die. [/list] If these major bugs were fixed, then it'd be an enjoyable little game.

3 found this helpful

Not recommended Aug 25, 2024

Seems to be broken at the end of the first level, for me anyway...

2 found this helpful

Not recommended Oct 25, 2024

Lots of bugs.

1 found this helpful

Recommended Sep 8, 2024

Just barely passes with a weak 3/5. It has A LOT of potential and could easily be tweaked up to 4/5. But for now im not lovin it, partially cos early on i ended up in a situation where i got "locked" in a game loop without any way out or (from my pov) way to clear the level if i restart. So either bad instructions or bug (or me bad brain). But i do like the idea even if it isnt the first time ive seen games like this.

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