A Gallery Full of Loose Pieces
Cleaning Up The Puzzle Gallery is a first-person organization simulator where you play the janitor of a puzzle gallery. An earthquake has knocked 5000+ puzzle pieces loose across a space holding nearly 200 famous paintings from artists like Monet, Van Gogh, and Hokusai. Your job is to pick up those pieces and fit them back into place. The paintings come from public domain scans of their museum originals, so each puzzle has its own distinct look. Classical music plays while you work, and the gallery is meant to feel calm rather than frantic. Ghost previews appear when you hover a piece, and pieces give a shimmering lock-in effect when they snap home.
Cleaning Up With Friends
The My Puzzles custom gallery mode supports up to 4 players, so you can bring friends along to handle the mess. You can work on your own curated gallery or the classic paintings, and the whole space still gets cleaned by the end of the day. Whether you split the work as a solo job or share it, the gallery gets done either way.
Setting Your Own Pace
The game works at whatever speed you want. You can relax and solve puzzles one at a time, or you can min-max: sprint across the gallery, upgrade the different areas of your brain that help you find, manipulate, and solve pieces faster, and chase your best times. Skill upgrades build as you complete puzzles. Challenge Modes strip the assistance away for players who want a harder run, including a Black & White Mode and "The Big White," which is 1024 pieces of pure white.
Bringing Your Own Images
You can turn any image into a puzzle of varying shapes and sizes, from a 1000-piece landscape down to a 50-piece easy solve. The My Puzzles mode lets you upload up to 500 images and fill the gallery with memes, custom artwork, or anything else in a png, jpg, webp, or other common image format. You can solve them one at a time with adjustable sizes or curate the entire gallery yourself.