This casual title sticks closely to genre conventions: there's no time limit, no penalties for errant clicks, and plenty of clicking around scenic environments. The difference is that you can move around scenes, which makes it similar to a point-and-click adventure.

The game spans five short chapters, each offering several small but beautifully rendered locations that pay homage to Van Gogh’s distinctive painting style. While the use of AI-generated art is evident, the visual aesthetic still manages to charm with its swirling brushwork and rich palettes. Navigation is simple; just click on arrows to move between areas. And you’ll never get lost, as each chapters contains only a few scenes.

Each chapter offers a brief glimpse into the life of Van Gogh, paired with a hidden object quest. Your goal is to help the artist by collecting items he needs, though don’t expect much guidance. Clicking on Van Gogh’s speech bubble will trigger your current objective (and a handful of repetitive lines), but you can only gather the needed items once that objective is active. This means you will see objects scattered around before they’re collectible.

Gameplay consists of searching for multiple copies of the same item across different scenes. Unfortunately, the absence of a zoom function can make this more tedious than it should be. The vibrant art style, while lovely, often causes objects to blend into the background. There is a hint system—a light bulb icon—but it merely tells you the item is somewhere in the current scene without pointing exactly to the spot.

In the end, this is a pleasant but very short experience.