mosaic chronicles

March 4, 2022

Mosaic Chronicles Coming To Mobile

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Last summer, Error300 Games released Mosaic Chronicles, a unique puzzle game where the main task is assembling pieces of stained glass to create art (and reveal parts of a story). Until now the game was a PC exclusive, but it’s soon coming to mobile devices too. On each screen, you’re given a canvas and many pieces of stained glass. Each piece will only fit in one spot, and you must find it, much like a cardboard puzzle (but prettier to look at). The art you’re assembling illustrates two stories from author Olga Gromyko: “A Bit of Horoscoping” and “The Lucky Knot.” Each completed piece tells a part of the story and you’ll learn more as you play. Here’s the deal with the mobile version, though: it’ll arrive only half-completed. Just one of the two stories (Horoscoping) will be available to play; the other will be added as an update later on. But this version is free (ad-supported, with one paid option to get rid of the ads). Experience Olga Gromyko’s

August 25, 2021

Mosaic Chronicles Arrives On Steam

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Stained glass art is pretty, but making it is painstaking, backbreaking work. Good thing, then, that you can get the experience virtually in a new puzzle game from Error300 Games: Mosaic Chronicles. On each screen, you’re given a canvas and many pieces of stained glass. Each piece will only fit in one spot, and you must find it, much like a cardboard puzzle (but prettier to look at). The art you’re assembling illustrates two stories from Belarusian author Olga Gromyko: “A Bit of Horoscoping” and “The Lucky Knot.” Each completed piece tells a part of the story and you’ll learn more as you play. Marina Makarevskaya, the director and designer of Mosaic Chronicles, says she got the inspiration from staring at art created for another game. “While working on a different game, I looked at Lena Maćków’s stunning art and realized that it would be just perfect for a puzzle game,” she says. “But a game also needs a story. Since I read a lot and used to work as