Please, Touch The Artwork

Thomas Waterzooi / Jan 26, 2022 / Casual, Indie

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A cozy puzzler with story. Recreate paintings by applying lines & colors in a specific order. Explore beautiful mazes & collect letters of a poem. Help two sweethearts find a path towards each other. Three games in one. Hints when stuck. 160+ paintings, 3~4 hours, set to a chill soundtrack.

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What's new

Linux + Steam OS Version Available Now!

2023-05-17

Hey there art-touchers! I finally took the time to build the Linux version of the game and properly test it in a (virtual) Linux environment (Ubuntu 22 LTS). Sorry it took so long! Hope you enjoy! Thomas

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What players say

Very Positive

83% positive, 248 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

Please, Touch The Artwork is, as a whole, alright. The game consists of three separate sections, which are basically small 40-ish minute puzzle games of their own, and will be the main deciding factor for most people on whether the game is fun, or not, so this review will be split into three to give them their own short reviews: 1. The Style - Personally, i think the best game of the pack, and the only one that had...

6 found this helpful, 2026-02-08

Recommended4 hrs played

Very VERY silly puzzle game, that you should play when you want to do something funny but challenging. The three galleries are very different in terms of difficulty, but each had its merits if you ask me. NYC is kind of relaxing and doesn't require much thought, the Style is very challenging (and pretty cool to learn some more about the art style), and Boogie Woogie was just plain silly and in the middle in terms...

3 found this helpful, 2026-06-12

Not recommended2 hrs played

after playing through this game for a bit and seeing all of the various kinds of levels i really don't like it that much. there are 3 galleries with 3 different kinds of puzzle mechanics however I only ended up liking The Style gallery's gameplay. The Boogie Woogie gameplay seemed really unintuitive, especially as you keep playing when it attempts to add more mechanics on. It ended up becoming more confusing and...

3 found this helpful, 2026-03-30