Retro Puzzles - Eviva L'arte

Sometimes, finishing a puzzle deserves a quiet moment to simply enjoy the result. The camera now frames the artwork when you enter and once the final piece falls into place, while still letting you freely pan and zoom. You can now: return to the map before shuffling. freely pan and zoom while viewing the artwork. enjoy improved camera framing on entry and completion. We’ve also refined the victory screen and restored the background behind the startup logos. Thank you for playing Retro Puzzles – Eviva L’Arte!

- Fixed puzzle statistics not displaying or updating correctly on the completion screen and in the Details panel. - Fixed Average Time per Piece and Background Shown calculations. - Statistics now remain consistent between both screens and reset correctly when restarting a puzzle. Thank you for playing Retro Puzzles – Eviva L’Arte!

Update 1.0.4 brings a major visual overhaul to the heart of Retro Puzzles. The tables have been rebuilt, puzzle silhouettes remain clear across the full gameplay zoom range, and the soundtrack has grown to twenty classical works. Rebuilt tables Conservator Desk, Monastery Stone, Museum Brass and Atelier Leather now use new 64K-class tiled surfaces. Wood, stone, leather, brass, paper and decorative objects retain far more detail during close inspection. Clearer puzzle pieces The complete puzzle library has received a fresh rebuild, with improved atlas layouts for several of the largest Hard puzzles. Puzzle edges no longer lose definition as the camera pulls back. Tabs and cut-outs stay smooth and recognizable on Easy, Medium and Hard. Puzzle pieces, boards and tables also maintain a stable visual plane, removing the impression that scattered pieces float or slide while the camera moves. Four new performances The classical player now includes four additional works: Bach: Violin Sonata No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1014, II. Allegro Bach: Violin Sonata No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1014, III. Andante Mendelssohn: String Quartet No. 6 in F Minor, Op. 80, III. Adagio Mozart: String Quartet No. 19 in C

For far too long, Retro Puzzles carried an installation size that simply did not match the game. We refused to accept 31 GB as the price of preserving its high quality artwork. We returned to the asset pipeline, tracked down the compression fault responsible for that weight, and rebuilt the system around it. Fixing the problem required the entire puzzle collection to be processed again under a corrected, high quality compression profile. That is why this update replaces such a large portion of the existing data: the fault was buried in the foundation, so the foundation had to be rebuilt. Retro Puzzles now occupies the space it should have required from the beginning: approximately 8.2 GB instead of 31 GB, which means around 74% less disk space, with the same high visual quality of the artwork preserved. The collection was never too large. Its compression was broken. And now it is fixed. Thank you for playing Retro Puzzles – Eviva L’Arte!