The Restoration Studio: Masterpiece Nonograms
The Restoration Studio is a puzzle game where you restore darkened masterpieces by solving nonogram pieces. Mona Lisa, The Starry Night, The Kiss and more: 50 paintings split into 708 puzzles, from 10×10 to 20×20.
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The Restoration Studio is a puzzle game where you restore darkened masterpieces by solving nonogram pieces. Mona Lisa, The Starry Night, The Kiss and more: 50 paintings split into 708 puzzles, from 10×10 to 20×20.
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About This Game
Meet 50 masterpieces in The Restoration Studio. Every nonogram you solve brings one piece of a painting back to its true colors.
Pieces come rotated or flipped, so the picture alone won’t give the answer away. Fit the last piece and the painting is fully restored and hung in your Gallery.
Each finished painting comes with its artist, year and collection, plus a short story behind it.
Three grid sizes, 708 puzzles in all.
If you get stuck, use a Hint (3 per piece) or Find mistakes. If that still doesn’t do it, Skip piece lets you move on. Paintings you finish without any help get the Flawless restoration seal in the Gallery.
Also
Pieces come rotated or flipped, so the picture alone won’t give the answer away. Fit the last piece and the painting is fully restored and hung in your Gallery.
Each finished painting comes with its artist, year and collection, plus a short story behind it.
Three grid sizes, 708 puzzles in all.
- Beginner 10×10 (18 paintings)
- Skilled 15×15 (20 paintings)
- Master 20×20 (12 paintings)
If you get stuck, use a Hint (3 per piece) or Find mistakes. If that still doesn’t do it, Skip piece lets you move on. Paintings you finish without any help get the Flawless restoration seal in the Gallery.
Also
- No timer, no lives. Progress saves automatically
- Drag to fill several cells at once, right-click for ✕, Undo and Redo
- Auto-✕ on the leftover cells of finished lines (can be turned off)
- Fully playable with the keyboard
- A Practice puzzle to learn the rules first
- Six piano pieces, including Debussy’s Clair de lune, the Aria from Bach’s Goldberg Variations and Chopin nocturnes
- 12 languages
