Art Heist Puzzle

Art heist is a puzzle game in which one arranges pieces to form classical and contemporary masterpieces. The reward is a bit of interesting information about the artist, the painting itself or the style and techniques used. Ads are reasonable in number and length and--impressive in these days of high inflation--the game can be played without spending money, although additional puzzles are offered for purchase, if desired. This is an extremely well done game, and I unconditionally recommend it to fans of beautiful art.

You lost another star with an absolutely offensive ad choice. And this monstrosity is very long and is repeated again and again. "Passion ... Romance Books" shows abuse of partners. This is unacceptable. How this can be approved by the creators of such an excellent and classy game is beyond belief! Remove it! I would give this game ten stars ... but now as I complete over 100 games, suddenly the ads are increasing. The horrible "June's Journey" and "Royal Match" are taking over! I'd be happy to pay for no ads, but will never purchase a dated "subscription" because those are scams with automatic renewals. Just charge a flat rate for no ads. Most of us will finish the games in a year anyway. I've been playing this wonderful game, enjoying the lesser known paintings and fascinating "tidbits" offered in that envelope at the end of each puzzle. This is possibly the most beautifully and thoughtfully created game online. Please don't ruin it with the ad scam. You are too good for that! 👍🙏

I am LOVING this puzzle game in the earlier stages. The images are gorgeous. It’s fun to use logic of placement and design to figure out where the pieces go if you aren’t familiar with the original painting. Plus, a tidbit of info about the artist and the year it was painted pop up upon completion. So far, they seem to have found a nice balance between fun and commercializing the game. If you don’t solve the puzzles in the limited about of moves, you can restart. If you don’t want to restart—which I imagine will happen more often once I get into harder puzzles—you can watch an advertisement to earn more moves. Or you can go commercial-free for a fee. I do hope the balance between playing and commercializing stays in equilibrium as the game and time progresses. Fingers crossed because this is my favorite puzzle game of all.