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Thanks for your patience while I reviewed the in-game text. I'm pleased to announce that it's now all back in the game! The following articles have been updated to fix…




Mark Ffrench, Divide The Plunder
2025: Mosaic Retrospective is a picross/minesweeper hybrid featuring a single ENORMOUS puzzle inspired by global news stories from throughout the year.
🧩 2025: Mosaic Retrospective is the follow-up to 2024: Mosaic Retrospective. A free, meditative game about completing a single enormous 60,000 piece grid puzzle based on global news events of the year.
💣 If you’re familiar with minesweeper, you’re ready to dive in! Use the numbered clues (0-9) to uncover light tiles that gradually reveal an intricate, detailed mosaic.
🎶 Whether you're engrossed in your favourite podcasts or listening to your favourite tunes, 2025: Mosaic Retrospective serves as the perfect backdrop to enhance your experience. Or choose from the soothing built-in soundtrack.
⏳ Dozens of Hours of Addictive Gameplay! 2025: Mosaic Retrospective offers hours of meditative, yet challenging gameplay as you piece together the events that shaped the year.
2025: Mosaic RetrospectiveSteam patch notes
Thanks for your patience while I reviewed the in-game text. I'm pleased to announce that it's now all back in the game! The following articles have been updated to fix…
2025: Mosaic RetrospectiveSteam patch notes
Hi Everyone, I've updated the game to temporarily remove the body text of each article (the headlines will remain). As many of you may have seen, the game has received a fair…
2025: Mosaic RetrospectiveSteam patch notes
This update fixes a couple of minor issues: Fixed several typos Fixed VSync setting not persisting between sessions
2025: Mosaic RetrospectiveSteam patch notes
This update fixes several slightly annoying issues: Fixed several localisation and spelling errors. Gamepad shoulder buttons now zoom smoothly. Zooming with the Z and X keys is…
2025: Mosaic RetrospectiveSteam patch notes
This update fixes an issue with hints causing the camera to focus on the bottom left of the puzzle.