Review: Glass Masquerade (PlayStation 4)

Welcome to Glass Masquerade – an artistic puzzle game inspired by Art Deco & stained glass artisans of the 20th century. You need to combine hidden glass pieces to unveil clocks and themes exhibited by various cultures of the world at the ‘International Times Exhibition’ – an interactive electronic show.

Pros:

• Stained glass looking graphics.
• 216MB Download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Jigsaw gameplay.
• Timed puzzles.
• 25 puzzles.
• Glass Masquerade has an easy platinum.
• Hint fragments-on/off. This highlights 6 pieces and shows roughly where they go.
• Each puzzle has its own difficulty rating on a 5-star system.
• World map level select.
• Chilled atmosphere.
• Glass Masquerade is so satisfying when pieces click into place.
• Beautiful artwork.
• You cant see the images or rotation. on the pieces, Just the shape.
• Pieces once selected rotate to the correct position. You don’t need to spin them.

Cons:

• No leaderboards.
• Lacks replayability.
• No preview image.
• Glass Masquerade has clunky controls.
• No co/op multiplayer.
• Glass Masquerade has no tutorial.
• DLC puzzles cam out on the Steam version but couldn’t see them here.
• Only one control layout and even then you don’t get told them.