One painting in every room. One door is the truth.

A museum at night, and it will not let you leave. Every room hangs a single world-famous work on the wall you face as you come in — the Mona Lisa, The Starry Night, The Night Watch, The Great Wave. There is a door in each side wall, and hanging in the air before them, two words: REAL and FAKE.

Look at the painting. Then walk through the door you believe.

The right door leads on, down a corridor that holds its breath before it tells you so. The wrong door leads back to the first room, and every room after it is yours to judge again. It will tell you whether you were right. It will never tell you what was changed.

You already know these paintings. Don't you?

Forty masterpieces, each hung at its true size, from a woodblock print you could hold in two hands to canvases taller than the doors. Some are exactly as the museum received them. Some are not: a smile gone flat, a moon too full, a sea of fog that has quietly cleared. There is no zoom and no reference picture — only the work, what you remember of it, and the questions that come to you while you look.

Features

• 40 real public-domain masterpieces, each in a gallery of its own
  
• 82 forgeries to catch, and later, works hung mirrored and rooms that change while you are not looking
  
• Four wings and three nights: every walk deals the museum anew
  
• The door you walk through is your answer: no timer, no HUD
  
• A building that keeps count: the wrong door left ajar, the guard's chair that moves each time you are sent back
  
• No jump scares and no gore, only the slow dread of being wrong

Comfort settings

• Field of view (80–110°) and walking pace
  
• Draw scale for lighter graphics cards
  
• Steady lamps: no flicker after a wrong answer
  
• The gunshot that follows a wrong door can be switched off

After a wrong answer the corridor lamps flicker rapidly. Turn on Settings → Steady lamps to replace the flicker with a single slow dip.