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Wonder Atelier

Match pieces on a moving workbench, restore hundreds of small treasures, sell creations, and arrange favorites in a collection room.

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Wonder Atelier

Restore one small wonder at a time

Wonder Atelier places a translucent commission at the center of two moving conveyor belts. Matching pieces restore the object one step at a time; unrelated pieces can be recycled before they crowd the workbench. The first commission is a Mint chair that needs 36 pieces.

The pace begins on Gentle and can be adjusted from the workbench. A pause control, visible restoration percentage, and clutter meter make the matching loop readable on both mouse and touch screens.

The index stretches far beyond the first chair

The wonder index lists 580 entries. Completed objects can be kept for the collection or sold for coins, turning a short matching session into a longer hunt for particular treasures.

The Treasury holds saved creations, while the Wonder shop offers more things to buy with earned coins. A daily wonder card highlights one item with its piece requirement and collection value.

A workbench designed for mouse or touch

Drag a matching icon from either belt toward the central silhouette. Recycle bins sit on both sides, and Free placement changes how pieces are handled on the board. Restart returns the current commission to its opening state.

The interface switches between English and Simplified Chinese from the top bar. Sound, fullscreen, help, and save tips are available beside the language control, and progress stays on the current device.

Guide

Start: Choose Bring the atelier to your life to start the workbench conveyor
Restore: Drag matching pieces from either conveyor into the translucent object at the center
Recycle: Drop unwanted pieces into a recycle bin before the clutter meter fills
Collect: Keep finished wonders in the Treasury or sell them for coins
Shop: Spend coins in the Wonder shop and switch between English and Simplified Chinese at any time

Creator's description

The first commission was a Mint chair requiring 36 matching pieces. Starting the atelier set both conveyor belts in motion around a central chair silhouette, with recycle bins, a clutter limit, speed control, and 180 starting coins visible.