Museum in Pieces has been released for Linux on Steam.

It is a relaxed puzzle game where you search museum galleries for scattered painting fragments and rebuild famous artworks on their frames. The price is €5.19, with a launch discount of 15% (€4.41).

The museum is open - but every masterpiece has been torn apart.

Explore atmospheric galleries, search between exhibits and uncover painting fragments scattered throughout the museum. Study each piece, find where it belongs and gradually rebuild iconic works of art directly on their frames.

Every restored painting brings another empty gallery back to life.

Restore the Museum: Walk through carefully designed museum wings filled with paintings from different periods of art history. Complete each room to unlock the next and watch the museum transform from a collection of empty frames into a fully restored exhibition.

Find Every Missing Piece: Fragments can be hiding anywhere: beneath benches, behind displays, beside sculptures or in the quiet corners of the gallery.

Rebuild Famous Masterpieces: Place each fragment onto the correct painting, rotate and position it, and enjoy the satisfying process of seeing the artwork slowly come together.

Journey Through Art History: Progress through museum wings arranged as a timeline, from Ancient and Medieval art through the Renaissance, Impressionism, Modern Art and Contemporary abstraction.

Choose How You Play: Restoration restores one gallery at a time. Chaos Mode [Coming Soon] opens the entire museum from the beginning, with fragments from every painting scattered across every wing.

Source: Steam