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Impresja is an exploration game taking place in a dynamic, non-Euclidean world that can be reconfigured by player through manipulation of art pieces. Use paintings, columns and statues to progress in a world of dead ends and looped corridors.
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- Fragmented world that has to be put together by rearranging paintings that correspond with rooms.
- Ability to paint art pieces from one place over to another.
- Unique puzzle mechanics based on colors and geometry.
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