A clay pot-like figure awakens to life on a museum pedestal, kicking off an indie adventure across varied worlds. Players navigate non-violent challenges through crisp platforming, puzzles, and level exploration while uncovering forgotten mysteries. New mechanics roll out gradually in this fair, steady-climb experience set in our shared universe.
The game spans four main acts-each with three levels and a bonus unlocked by full completion-plus a closing act that shifts settings and gameplay styles. Action unfolds standalone, demanding skill without death traps or killing. Precision platformers who relish thoughtful progression and discovery will find a rewarding journey toward a place called home.
Somewhere in a museum stands a strange, clay, pot-like figure silently on its pedestal, viewed by hundreds each day, motionless. One fateful day the spark of life strikes and the figure awakens! Now is your time to start the adventure and escape!
Your journey will take you far. You will uncover great mysteries and discover what has long been forgotten. But – after all is done and the day grows short – will you have found a place to call home?
This is a non-violent game. There is no killing, there are no deathtraps.
Instead the challenge comes from learning new game mechanics, crisp platforming, puzzles, and of course level exploration. Living Art is not an easy game, but it is fair. New mechanics are always introduced gradually, and the difficulty curve is a steady climb.
Living Art consists of 4 main acts and a closing act, each varies drastically in setting, gameplay, and feel. The main acts are each split into 3 levels, and each features a bonus level (unlocked by 100% completing the act's main levels).
Although Living Art takes place in our shared universe, it is a standalone experience and can be enjoyed as such.
