The base game of Puzzle Gallery features four artworks created by Mauricio Casiraghi, a concept artist from the Minimol Games team.

His collection, called The Lighthouse Arcade, combines nostalgia, mystery, and the sense of wonder that comes from childhood imagination. It tells the story of a curious boy who is dared by his friends to find a mysterious lighthouse said to hide the biggest arcade in the world.

The story comes from one of Mauricio’s childhood memories, growing up by the beach in southern Brazil. When he was a kid, local friends used to invent tales to entertain the younger ones. One of them was about an old lighthouse that supposedly had an arcade filled with every new video game — even ones that had not been released yet.

Years later, Mauricio decided to turn that story into a concept art project, recreating the world through the eyes of that same curious boy.

Each artwork feels cinematic, full of light and imagination. The environments mix classical architecture with neon lights inspired by the 80s and 90s, while also referencing the geometry of Escher and the ancient Pharos of Alexandria.

The Lighthouse Arcade is both nostalgic and futuristic — a world born from childhood curiosity, now reimagined as interactive art inside Puzzle Gallery.

🧩 The Lighthouse Arcade is part of the free base game, available at launch on Steam.

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