Piece and Quiet: A Stained Glass Restoration Launches November 27 on PC
Publisher Spaghetti Cat announced on November 12 that Vahov games' Piece and Quiet: A Stained Glass Restoration will launch on November 27 for PC via Steam.
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Why it matters
The game's no-fail, no-clock design and its 2655-fragment restoration loop put it in the same careful-repair niche as the developer's carpet-cleaning title, a small but consistent catalog from a single developer.
Key Facts
- Spaghetti Cat announced on November 12 that Piece and Quiet: A Stained Glass Restoration will launch on November 27.
- The game is developed by Vahov games and releases on PC via Steam.
- Players restore 6 stained glass windows using 2655 glass fragments.
- Restoration unlocks 10 types of magic, including spells that locate and summon fragments.
- The game has no time limits, failure penalties, or game over elements.
The organizing simulation game is set in a ruined mountain chapel, where players clean and reassemble 2655 glass fragments across 6 windows, learn 10 types of magic, and uncover the story of a glass artisan.
The chapel holds 6 windows and 2655 fragments, and the work starts with a brush. Dust has covered the glass for years, so each piece is cleaned before it can be matched to the design by shape and color. A reference sketch sits on the altar for comparison.
Restoration unlocks 10 types of magic, including spells that point to the window a fragment belongs to, summon a needed piece, or raise the carry limit. Cleaning and placement can be automated, and invisible fairies can be summoned to carry scattered fragments. Two modes are offered: Relax Mode hides the clock, and Time Measurement Mode records play time without a limit.
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