Pikabuu: Tentacles Gallery

Pikabuu: Tentacles Gallery takes place inside a surreal gallery filled with distorted exhibits, living artwork, and the unpredictable creature known as Pikabuu. You’re not just exploring — you’re solving interactive environmental puzzles while avoiding sudden tentacle strikes and navigating reality-bending rooms. The gameplay mixes slow exploration with fast reaction-time segments.

Inside the Evolving Gallery

Each room in Pikabuu: Tentacles Gallery presents a unique logic-based challenge. Some require you to rearrange paintings to unlock paths, others ask you to trace sound cues or avoid invisible tentacles. Pikabuu itself appears intermittently, often disguised within the artwork. Failing to recognize it results in immediate ejection from the room — or worse.

• Living exhibits that shift when touched
• Puzzle loops requiring time manipulation or repeated actions
• Ambiguous clues woven into the art itself

Multiple Playstyles in One Experience

The game adapts to your choices. Players who solve puzzles with speed and minimal detection get clearer endings. Those who explore every detail unlock side paths, new exhibits, and journal entries that slowly build the gallery’s mystery. There are also hidden levers and objects that cause alternate Pikabuu forms to emerge in later stages.

• Silent mode — stealth-focused playthrough with less chase
• Chaos mode — high-risk puzzle shortcuts with jump-scare rewards
• Unlockable ending gallery that changes based on what you miss

Special Features and Replay Value

Hacks become available after multiple completions. These include a tentacle radar, hint-reveal mode, or aesthetic changes like negative color themes. Each of these transforms the game’s atmosphere and adds to replayability without trivializing the challenge.

Pikabuu: Tentacles Gallery is designed to test both your mind and nerves. It combines environmental storytelling with surprise mechanics that keep players guessing through every frame. No two visits to the gallery will feel the same, especially once Pikabuu notices you watching back.