Slydo

Postcard from the Gallery Greetings from a sunny restorer's workshop, where twelve Mediterranean pictures in tiny stones have been cut into squares and shuffled. Tap any tile in line with the single gap and the whole row or column slides along, until Sun over the Bay or the Lemon Branch is whole again. Twenty-four levels wind through three halls, Courtyard, Cloister and Basilica, from 3×3 up to 5×5, with three stars for finishing within par moves and par time. Postcard from the Daily Each morning brings one fresh 4×4 board, such as the Windmill, with its own par for moves and time. The daily log notes every visit, marks your quickest day and keeps a streak growing. When a tile refuses to behave, a hint shows the next move, tile numbers can be switched on, and a reshuffle starts the board afresh. Postcard from the Museum The walls fill slowly, one frame per restored work. Every piece hangs with a little caption, from the Amphora and the Harbour Sail to the Olive Sprig and the Twin Fish circling in the shallows. The workshop ledger nearby counts levels solved, stars, average moves, time spent sliding and the fewest moves for each level. Postcard from the Quiz Between restorations, a nine-question quiz covers the Mediterranean and the art of tilework, such as the meaning of terracotta. Every right answer lays a glazed tile on a small picture, and a slip leaves a cracked one. Wish you were here: it all plays offline, with no ads and no account.