One More Piece
Why are puzzle pieces scattered everywhere? Who wrote the letters guiding Mei? And most importantly, why is she here? Explore 9 strangely familiar rooms, recover the scattered pieces, complete 34 hand-illustrated puzzles, and put the space back together.
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Why are puzzle pieces scattered everywhere? Who wrote the letters guiding Mei? And most importantly, why is she here? Explore 9 strangely familiar rooms, recover the scattered pieces, complete 34 hand-illustrated puzzles, and put the space back together.
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About This Game
A FAMILIAR YET UNFAMILIAR PLACE
Mei arrives somewhere that feels familiar, yet subtly wrong. Similar rooms and familiar objects seem to sit where they belong—though something is always slightly out of place.
Where is this place?
Explore 9 rooms, find scattered pieces, complete 34 hand-illustrated jigsaw puzzles, and put objects back where they belong. As the space gradually takes shape, Mei revisits what has stayed with her and moves toward a quiet sense of release.
EXPLORE 9 ROOMS
Look beneath furniture, open drawers, and notice the small details left among familiar objects. Every room holds missing pieces to find at your own pace.
COMPLETE 34 HAND-ILLUSTRATED PUZZLES
Bring each piece back to its illustrated board and fit it into the right place. The 34 warm, hand-drawn scenes capture simple moments from everyday life.
PUT THE ROOMS BACK TOGETHER
Each completed puzzle returns objects to the room around you. Watch the space gradually become whole as scattered memories reconnect.
WHO WROTE THESE LETTERS?
Along the way, Mei finds letters with no clear author. They read as though her younger self wrote them—yet sometimes as though someone outside the story is speaking.
Who left these letters behind?
FEATURES
- Find missing pieces across 9 rooms and complete 34 hand-illustrated puzzles
- First-person observation, searching, and jigsaw gameplay
- Rooms that gradually return to place as puzzles are completed
- Gentle, low-pressure play at your own pace
- A warm journey about memory, rediscovery, and letting go
