64 - The Lost Painting
Every piece you solve reveals part of a lost painting.
A calm logic puzzle. Cover as many squares as each number says with a rectangular area, fill the board and reveal a piece of the painting. 50 famous paintings, 600 pieces.
No install; it opens in the browser. Your progress is kept in this browser. Open full screen
Keep the number, finish the piece
Number
Some squares hold a number in a circle. Each number needs a rectangular area of exactly that many squares. A 6 can be 1×6, 6×1, 2×3 or 3×2.
Area
Areas never overlap and each holds one number. When every square is covered, the piece is complete and part of the painting appears.
Move
Press a corner, drag to the opposite corner, release. If the rule holds, the area settles; if not, the drawing dissolves with a short notice. Tap a placed area to remove it.
Moves
Pieces have no timer; think as long as you like. Every drawing of the right size spends one move. Empty gestures, wrong sizes and undo cost nothing, and undo does not give a move back.
Study the piece. Press a corner, drag to the opposite corner.
Score and stars
A finished piece earns points, and leftover moves add more. The result is shown with up to five stars.
Hint
First shows one edge of an area, then all of it. You earn 1 hint a day and can hold up to 5; when you run out, watch an ad for another.
Today's Piece
The same piece for everyone, every day. Three tries, one leaderboard. Take your place among the best of the day.
Screens
Twenty-one countries
Your country's flag appears next to your name in the rankings. You can pick one of these twenty-one countries in the game.
- Türkiye
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Ireland
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- Germany
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Spain
- Mexico
- Argentina
- Colombia
- Chile
- Peru
- Portugal
- Brazil
- France
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
The game in brief
What kind of game is 64 - The Lost Painting?
A shikaku-style logic puzzle. You enclose each number with a rectangle of exactly that many squares. No dice, no luck. As you solve, famous paintings appear piece by piece.
Which devices does it run on?
Download it from the App Store on iPhone and iPad, or Google Play on Android. You can also play on this page in your browser, with nothing to install.
Which languages is the game in?
Six languages: Turkish, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and French.
What is Today's Piece?
Every day the same piece opens for everyone. You get three tries and results go on one daily leaderboard.
The next painting is waiting
64 - The Lost Painting, on the App Store and Google Play.