Bauhaus Echo is Live
A visual memory puzzle inspired by Bauhaus design — now on every platform
Bauhaus Echo is now available on the App Store, Google Play, itch.io, and the web. It is a visual memory game where you memorize tile arrangements, watch them shuffle, and reconstruct the original pattern.
The Concept
The game shows you a grid of colorful geometric tiles inspired by Bauhaus design. You get a few seconds to memorize their positions. Then the tiles spin, shrink, and scatter to the bottom of the screen. Your job is to drag them back to where they belong.
Four Game Modes
- Classic — The core experience. Memorize and reconstruct.
- Speed — Tiles appear one at a time. Place each before the next drops.
- Endless — Speed mode that loops forever. See how long you last.
- Memory — Traditional card-matching pairs.
Each mode supports 2×2 through 5×5 grids and three difficulty levels. Global leaderboards let you compete against other players across all platforms.
500 Bauhaus Tiles
The tile collection features 500 hand-curated geometric designs drawn from the Bauhaus aesthetic — bold shapes, primary colors, clean lines. Each tile has beveled 3D edges and the game board is styled like a wood-and-felt craft table.
Tech Stack
Built with libGDX, a cross-platform Java game framework. One codebase runs on Android, iOS (via RoboVM), desktop (LWJGL3), and web (via GWT). The tile assets are packed into a TextureAtlas for efficient GPU rendering.
Get It
- Mobile (free with ads) — App Store | Google Play
- Desktop ($2, no ads) — itch.io
- Web (free) — bauhaus.such.software
See the full Bauhaus Echo product page for more details.