The House of Da Vinci

The House of Da Vinci puts you in the shoes of Leonardo Da Vinci's most promising apprentice. Your master has disappeared, his workshop is locked behind layers of intricate mechanical puzzles, and untangling those mechanisms is the only way to find out what happened. The setting recreates Florence around 1506 from period art and architectural references.

Puzzle design draws inspiration directly from Leonardo's real inventions and sketches. Lockboxes, war machines, articulated devices, hidden compartments and Renaissance contraptions stack on top of room-escape sequences. Two unique mechanics differentiate the game: a hidden-objects ability lets you see through surfaces to spot what's beneath, and a special gauntlet lets you witness past events in the workshop to gather story clues.

Intuitive 3D controls let you rotate, examine and manipulate every device. Blue Brain Games (Kickstarted in 2016 by a small Bratislava team of puzzle fans) localized the release into more than 16 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Slovak, Russian, Turkish, Italian, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Hindi and Malay.