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Sculpt your way through the history of Western Art!

I mean sculpture, that which one does by means of removal. - Michelangelo

The Farnese Hercules is an original puzzle game with a new and unique central mechanic.
Take on the role of the famed sculptors of history as you gaze into your material and see your final work before you carve it and reveal it to the world.

The Farnese Hercules includes:

35 levels stretching from 40,000 BCE to 1950 CE
7 Stages representing some of the different eras of Western Art
Heaps of original EASCII art
3 hours+ of puzzling playtime
20 historically appropriate musical tracks

The main mechanic of The Farnese Hercules is simple, gaze into your material to reveal how many blocks need to be chipped totally away, and how many need to be carefully carved. One vantage point is not enough however, and the sculptor will have to regard their material from many angles before they can be sure exactly what needs to be removed!

The Farnese Hercules uses a totally original central mechanic, although it does so with a clear eye on its antecedants in games like Minesweeper, Picross and Hexcells.

Richard Sherriff

The Farnese Hercules

Richard Sherriff

The Farnese Hercules