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Mark Ffrench / Mar 28, 2025 / Casual
25 playing now
Mosaic of The Pharaohs is a picross/minesweeper hybrid featuring a single ENORMOUS puzzle inspired by Egyptology
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | 2.0GHZ Dual Core Processor Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Intel Graphics 4400 or better Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 4 GB RAM Can't tell |
Fixes • Fixed a stray tile appearing in the bottom-left area of the board • Fixed the Dendera Zodiac achievement and several other achievements not unlocking correctly • Fixed a softlock where pressing Enter/Return to open a popup (e.g. How to Play) could leave the screen unresponsive when the popup closed
Open on SteamVery Positive
94% positive, 194 reviews
Although I enjoy this sort of puzzle game, particularly the developer's previous work 'Proverbs', there's something about Pharaohs that troubles me. Specifically, that I can't tell for certain whether the ~100 Egyptian facts were partly or wholly written by a chatbot. Considering there are no quotes in the game, there are an awful lot of misplaced closing quotation marks at the ends of sentences. There were also...
29 found this helpful, 2026-02-10
The sections must partially be algorithmically generated, there are a handful of sections that are 5 or less squares. The puzzle is probably also algorithmically generated. Until recently the descriptions of items were written by a generative neural network (maybe they still are and simply look better), and as such I will never trust this developer again.
17 found this helpful, 2026-05-26
Warning: This game is using generative AI texts (as evidenced by classic Gen AI sentence structures like "Canopic jars weren't just practical — they were magical") without any disclosure of this fact on the store.
25 found this helpful, 2026-04-08
It's minesweeper. No, wait, it's nonograms? It's... a jigsaw puzzle? Nope, it's all three at once and somehow a perfect way to decompress my brain after hours of looking at numbers is looking at more numbers. How does this even work? I don't know. But I like it.
6 found this helpful, 2025-11-25
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