Life Gallery

751Games Co., Ltd.

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About this game

Life Gallery is a puzzle game with a unique, illustration-style art design that leads the players into a world of profound horror.

Produced by 751 Games, Life Gallery is constructed from a series of illustrations. As players go through each illustration, they will solve puzzles, unravel mysteries, and explore the dark and chilling story at the heart of the game.

● ● Game Features ● ●

The Twins, the Parents, and the Fish-Head Cult

A boy with one eye, and a boy with one arm. A broken household. An evil cult with a mysterious faith. A series of horrifying tragedies. How do these things connect?

A Fresh Visual Experience with a Unique Art Style

Life Gallery utilizes a pen-and-ink drawing style and contains more than 50 illustrations, each one immersing the player in the frightening and uncanny world of the story.

Easy to Control, Tricky to Solve

Each puzzle in Life Gallery is hidden inside an illustration. The key to solving them lies in manipulating the objects within the illustrations to progress the plot and reveal the truth about the characters--relying not just on the player’s intelligence, but on their imagination and sensitivity to the illustrations and the story.

Classical Artworks Turned into Nightmares

Classical paintings such as the Mona Lisa and Dance form the basis for multiple levels within the game, turning classical works of art into surreal and nightmarish scenarios with which the player can interact.

Ratings and reviews

First off: you get to "play" about 15 minutes before you have to pay for the game. I didn't do that, and i think this should be called "demo" or "lite" version, because you don't really get to play. The game itself tries to be an interactive puzzle game, but the slow fades and the way too easy riddles make it so unenjoyable. Without the stupid text lines and super long fade in/outs, the story would only be 2 minutes long. The "puzzles" are just dragging things around. Boring.

Its 5 stars for being truly f2p. You can do 6 levels at a time and then wait, watch ads or just pay $2 to unlock the complete game. Its a fair price for a strange experience. The puzzles are just random things you do and pretty simple. The artwork and story are the interesting aspects of the game. The game does start to get stranger as you go. Im not sure if its too far out there but for sure its out there.

I think this is a tragic story for someone looking to be loved only to waste everything. Has some nice visuals, disturbing implications to certain characters. The puzzles are unique and aren't hard as some people claim it. Sometimes you stumble across a clue and try to replicate it. So that you're able to move on. Only was stuck on 3 to 4 puzzles, out of all 54. I didn't waste time on the ads like other people. Just pay 2 dollars and move forward. It's stops you from enjoying the context.

What's new

- Improved performance
- Fixed some graphical errors in levels
- Fixed crashing issues on some devices
- Fixed some bugs