Walk through the museum. Pick up the pieces. Restore the paintings.
And learn strange, useful magic along the way.

JIGSEUM: Assemble Jigsaws with Magic is a first-person jigsaw puzzle game where you freely explore a quiet museum and complete 15 works of art.

The puzzles are not confined to a tabletop. Around 2,500 pieces are scattered throughout the museum — across exhibition floors, ceilings, and all sorts of unexpected places. Explore the galleries, find the pieces, study their patterns, and carry them back to the correct artwork.

Find, Carry, and Assemble

You can carry multiple puzzle pieces at once. Rotate them in 90-degree increments, then use their shapes and artwork as clues to place them in the correct positions.

Which painting you start with is entirely up to you. You can place pieces as soon as you find them, set them aside to organize later, or work on several paintings at the same time.

Around 2,500 Pieces, 15 Paintings

The museum features a variety of jigsaw puzzles, from smaller, approachable works to large paintings made up of hundreds of pieces.

Focus on completing one painting at a time, or make progress on several as you explore. Each trip through the museum can lead to new discoveries, and the once-empty displays will gradually come back to life with color.

Learn Magic to Help Solve the Puzzles

Place pieces correctly to earn experience. As you level up, you will unlock new magical abilities.

Reveal the correct orientation of a piece, make edge pieces easier to find, display hints on the puzzle board, increase the number of pieces you can carry, and more.

At first, magic provides only a little assistance. But as you grow stronger, you will gain increasingly powerful abilities, allowing you to explore previously unreachable areas and complete larger puzzles more efficiently.

Take on a Giant Puzzle at Your Own Pace

There is no need to rush. Take your time comparing shapes, move freely between paintings, or use magic to make your progress more efficient.

Collect every scattered piece and fill the quiet museum with 15 completed works of art.