Bears vs. Art

If you like puzzles that punish careless sliding, Bears vs. Art is your kind of game. You play Rory, a bear who rolls across a grid in eight directions until he smacks into a wall, and your only job is to reach each painting's tile and slice it before the room's defenses catch you.

And those defenses are not subtle. Lasers, spikes, teleporting portals, snooty gallery guests, nosy security guards and art thieves all stand between Rory and his next masterpiece-turned-victim. Every level asks you to plan the roll before you commit, because once Rory starts sliding, he does not stop until something gets in the way.

This is the premium version of the puzzle, built for uninterrupted rounds with no distractions - just you, the grid, and one very persistent bear with an art problem. It runs straight in your browser on desktop, free, no download needed.

If grid logic is your thing, it sits nicely alongside other Puzzle games on the site, and it stays calm all the way through - no blood, just clever obstacles.

Slice every painting in the gallery without getting caught by the room's defenses. Rory moves on a grid, sliding in one of eight directions until he hits a wall, so you are always planning his stopping point before you move.

Line Rory up with a painting's tile and slice it if the path is clear. Watch for lasers, spikes, teleporting portals, security guards and thieves along the way - any of them can end your run.

Tip: think a few slides ahead. Since Rory can't stop mid-slide, the wall he hits matters as much as the direction you send him.