Poly Art is a low-poly reveal puzzle: you're given a jumbled cluster of faceted shapes floating in space, and the only thing to do is spin it. Drag it around on every axis, and as you rotate the cluster into the right orientation, the loose polygons snap together into a recognizable figure — an animal, an object, a face — built entirely from flat triangular facets.
There's no timer pushing you and no penalty for spinning the wrong way first. Each puzzle is really just a search for the one viewing angle that makes the shape click into place, which makes it a quiet, low-pressure game to pick up for a few minutes between things.
Controls
Click and drag (or touch and drag on mobile) to rotate the shape. There's no keyboard control — the whole game is played with the pointer.
It suits anyone who wants a short, screen-cleaning puzzle rather than a game with levels to grind or a score to chase.
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