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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

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About Glass Masquerade

Glass Masquerade is a single‑player puzzle title that draws its visual language from Art Deco design and the stained‑glass craft of the early 20th century. Players assemble hidden glass fragments to reveal clocks and cultural motifs displayed in a fictional International Times Exhibition.

The exhibition showcases 25 nations and is intended to be completed in three to four hours. The game runs on Windows and macOS and integrates Steam achievements, trading cards, cloud saves, and family sharing.

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Art Deco & Stained‑Glass Inspiration

The description explicitly calls the game an artistic puzzle inspired by Art Deco and stained‑glass artisans of the 20th century, which defines the visual style of every glass piece and the overall aesthetic.

Because the focus is on visual composition, the gameplay encourages players to observe patterns and colors before combining fragments, rather than relying on combat or narrative mechanics.

  • Pause briefly to study the geometric motifs before moving pieces.
  • Look for the characteristic lines that echo Art Deco geometry.

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International Times Exhibition Countries

The game lists 25 participating countries, from Argentina to the USA, each providing a clock and cultural theme within the interactive electronic show.

Players travel through these exhibits in a single journey, and the description advises not to simply pass by, implying each display holds visual value.

  • Read the country label on each exhibit to note its unique theme.
  • Use the full list to decide which cultures you want to explore first.
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Gameplay Duration

The description states the world‑tour journey is designed to take only 3‑4 hours of real‑time play, positioning the experience as a concise, single‑session puzzle.

This time frame allows players to fit the entire exhibition into a short break or an evening without needing extended commitment.

  • Allocate a three‑hour block to finish the main exhibition uninterrupted.
  • If you need to stop, rely on Steam Cloud to resume later.

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Soundtrack – Deluxe Edition

Composer Nikita Sevalnev created the game's music, and a Deluxe Edition featuring an extended Map Theme can be purchased on his official website, offering optional additional audio.

The base game includes the standard soundtrack; the deluxe version is an extra purchase for players who wish to support the composer directly.

  • Visit the composer’s site if you enjoy the in‑game music and want more.
  • Consider the deluxe edition as a way to support the creator.

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Platform Availability & Steam Features

Glass Masquerade is released for Windows and macOS; Linux support is not indicated. The game lists Steam features such as achievements, trading cards, cloud saves, and family sharing.

These Steam integrations let players track progress, collect virtual cards, and share the title with household members without repurchasing.

  • Enable Steam Cloud to keep puzzle progress across devices.
  • Check the achievement list for optional challenges.

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    Glass Masquerade FAQ

    What visual style does Glass Masquerade use?

    It combines Art Deco design with the stained‑glass craft of the early 20th century.

    How many countries are represented in the exhibition?

    Twenty‑five distinct nations are featured, from Argentina to the United States.

    Can I play the game on Linux?

    Linux is not listed as a supported platform; the game runs on Windows and macOS only.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.