pieces I: a maskros nebula game

pieces I: a maskros nebula game

owly crow · 2024 · Casual, Puzzle, 2D, Colorful, Cute

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About pieces I: a maskros nebula game

Mysterious planets are located in the Maskros Nebula—a galaxy far away from Earth.

In Pieces I: A Maskros Nebula Game, you solve three jigsaw puzzles that will give you a glimpse of three distant planets.

- First, we take a look at the exteriors of the pizzeria "PizzaPastaMaro" in the cyber city Emoh, which is located on the planet CobeeDot. PPM was founded by Maro, a sentient android, and is frequented by many pizza fans in the city.

- Next up is Nou-Raex—a planet not too far from CobeeDot that is rich in plants. Teenager Norx loves the quietude of the morning and enjoys his walks in the swamp.

- The third planet we visit is called Eskolea (or "Downpourlea" to its inhabitants). This rather dystopian planet is characterized by rainy, stormy, cloudy days and nights. Somewhat eerie that it's a rainless night all of a sudden...

Each puzzle consists of 144 pieces and takes about 30-60 minutes to complete. Featuring comic-style drawings, illustrative descriptions and a beautiful, soothing soundtrack, Pieces I introduces you to the universe of the Maskros Nebula and some iconic characters you will meet in later (narrative) owly crow games.

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✦ AI summary

Players appreciate this as a charming, accessible entry point into virtual jigsaw puzzles, praising its cute aesthetic and the light storytelling that accompanies each puzzle. The game delivers exactly what it promises for those seeking a relaxing, low-stress experience without excessive complexity.

Recommended May 23, 2025
cute and cozy game :3
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Recommended Apr 12, 2024
My first jigsaw style puzzle I've played "virtually". Met my expectations and was nice to have a little backstory to each puzzle. Recommend if you're looking for something small and not too overwhelming to get your feet wet into this style of games!

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