An adventure game in Louvre Abu Dhabi galleries. For children aged 6 to 12 years and their parents
You can use a mobile phone or a tablet, make sure it is charged.
Your device must be connected to the internet. Free Wi-Fi is available in the galleries
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For the best experience, add the icon of the WebApp to the home screen of your device.
Keep your device in portrait mode while playing the game.
Children playing independently can use headphones, younger ones can use device speaker in a low volume so their parents can play with them.
Go to the permanent galleries: Each level can be played in one specific gallery only. Refer to the photo of each level to make sure you’re in the correct gallery.
Find the Guardian: The Guardian is an artwork in the gallery, listen to the clues to find him. This will help you to make sure you’re in the correct gallery.
Solve the puzzles: Select a puzzle, find the related artwork and stand right in front of it. Make sure it is the artwork, not a reproduction on the tactile station! Then, look closely and carefully at the artwork to solve the puzzle. If you need help, press the “Help Me” button.
Collect a Dome Star: You must solve all the puzzles suggested by the Guardian in each level to receive a Dome Star.
Finish the game, Use the Dome Stars you collected to solve the final puzzle and win the game! You need 12 Dome Stars to do so.
Head to Gallery 1, titled "The First Villages" to start the game and follow the clues to find the first Guardian.
You may refer to this map anytime you feel lost to find your way. The game is to be played in the coloured areas only.
Jordan, Ain Ghazal
About 6500 BCE
Plaster, bitumen (eyes)
Department of Antiquities of Jordan
Oxus civilisation
Central Asia, Bactria
2300–1700 BCE
Chlorite, calcite
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Cyprus
2300–1900 BCE
Polished and incised terracotta
United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, Marawah Island
About 5500 BCE
Painted terracotta
Department of Culture and Tourism, Abu Dhabi
Egyptian civilisation
Egypt, Tanis
1279–1213 BCE
Diorite
Musée du Louvre
Neo-Sumerian kingdom
Iraq, Girsu (modern Tello)
About 2120 BCE
Black stone
Musée du Louvre
Iran, Luristan
1000–700 BCE
Bronze
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Sumerian civilization
Iraq or Syria
2400–2300 BCE
Gypsum
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Warring States period
Northern China
475–221 BCE
Bronze
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Roman empire
Italy
100–150 CE
Marble
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Greek civilisation
Greece or Italy
600–500 BCE
Limestone
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Achaemenid empire
Iran, Susa
About 510 BCE
Glazed brick
Musée du Louvre
Egypt or Syria
1250–1300
Blown, gilded and enamelled glass
Musée du Louvre
Italian peninsula, San Marino, Domagnano
450–500 CE
Gold, garnet
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Timurid dynasty
Iran or Central Asia
1300–1400
Glazed earthenware mosaic Louvre Abu Dhabi
Tang dynasty
China
700–800
Ceramic glaze
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Yuan dynasty
China, Inner Mongolia (?)
1200–1300
Gold
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Tang dynasty
China, from the Shoso-in collection (?), Japan,
700–800
Wood, tortoiseshell, mother-of-pearl, amber
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Iran
1100–1300
Ceramic with painted underglaze, openwork
decoration
Southern Spain or southern Italy
1000–1200
Bronze
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Umayyad dynasty
Spain, Cordoba, Madinat al-Zahra (?)
900–1000
Marble
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Eastern Iran or Central Asia
1000–1100
Bronze
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Aq-Qoyunlu or Ottoman
Turkey
1450–1500
Steel with silver inlays, traces of gold
Belgium, Antwerp
1557
Frans Floris (Anvers, 1519–1570)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Belgium, Antwerp, 1595
Abel Grimmer (Antwerp, about 1575–1619)
Oil on wood
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Achille Hermansreyt (?)
Central Europe, Holy Roman Empire
1657
Ivory, case in leather and velvet
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Italy, Florence (?)
About 1560
Oil on canvas
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Ottoman empire
Turkey, Istanbul, imperial workshop
About 1540
Wood, ivory
Louvre Abu Dhabi
United Kingdom, 1540–1542
Hans Holbein the Younger (Augsburg, 1497-London, 1543)
Oil on wood
Louvre Abu Dhabi
France, Paris
1730
Jean-François De Troy
(Paris, 1679-Rome, 1752)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Ottoman empire
Turkey, Iznik
1575–1580
Ceramic with painted underglaze Louvre Abu Dhabi
Ottoman empire
Turkey, Iznik
1560–1580
Ceramic with painted underglaze
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United States, 1822
Gilbert Stuart (Saunderstown, 1755–Boston, 1822)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
United Kingdom, 1769
Francis Cotes (London, 1726–Richmond, 1770)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
France, Paris
1753–1756
Bernard II van Risamburgh (Paris, about 1700–1760)
Wood, lacquer, bronze gilt, marble
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Philippe Béhagle
France, Manufacture royale de Beauvais
About 1700
Tapestry of wool and silk
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Osman Hamdy Bey
Turkey, Istanbul (?)
1878
Oil on canvas
France, Paris
1877–1878
Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Limoges, 1841–Cagnes-sur-Mer, 1919)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Yup’ik culture
Alaska
1890–1910
Wood, natural pigments, plant fibres, feathers
Louvre Abu Dhabi
France, Paris, 1861–1862 (cut out in 1867)
Édouard Manet (Paris, 1832–1883)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Yup’ik culture
Alaska
1890–1910
Wood, natural pigments, plant fibres, feathers
Louvre Abu Dhabi
France, Paris, 1922
Piet Mondrian (Amersfoort, 1872–New York, 1944)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Cuba, 1945
Wifredo Lam (Sagua la Grande, 1902–Paris, 1982)
Oil on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Italy, 2008
Cy Twombly (Lexington, 1928–Rome, 2011)
Acrylic on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Nalu or Baga culture
Guinea
1800–1940
Painted wood
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Switzerland, Berne, 1938
Paul Klee (Münchenbuchsee, 1879–Muralto, 1940)
Paint on paper glued on canvas
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Be careful! Pressing “Reset the Game” will delete all your progress in the game and you will lose all the stars you collected.
LOUVRE ABU DHABI
Manuel Rabaté, Director
Ugo Bertoni, Director, External Affairs, Outreach and Cultural Engagement
Amine Kharchach, Section Head, Interpretation and Creative Content
Eiman Al Hammadi, Senior Mediation and Interpretation Officer
Direction, production:
Emmanuel Rouillier | Mosquito
Game design: Nicolas Pelloille | Hiver prod
Script and dialogues: Marion Augustin
Developpement:
Arnaud Martin | 23Forward
Editorial project management:
Christine BUSSET | La Documentale.
Illustration: Hugo Ramirez
Recording and sound design (english and french):
Cyrille Carillon | Domino Studio
Recording (Arabic): Sowt Studio
GUARDIANS
1 © Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi / Photo Jonathan Gibbonss | 2 © Musée du Louvre, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Christian Décamps © RMN-Grand Palais (musée du Louvre) / Hervé Lewandowski | 3 © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Mohamed Somji - Seeing Things | 4 © RMN-Grand Palais (musée du Louvre) / Hervé Lewandowski | 5 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 12 © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Thierry Ollivier | 6 © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Hervé Lewandowski | 7 - 11 © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo APF
GALLERIES
© Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Eiman Al Hammadi © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Brian Kerrigan © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Siddharth Siva
GAMES
Plank idol with two heads | Woman dressed in a woollen garment | Cooking jar | Vase with animals | Axe blade | Vase with axe motifs | Pyramidion | Sarcophagus of Henuttawy | Sphinx | The Orator | Bodhisattva | Brooch | Romanesque columns | Mirror case | Ewer with a rooster head | Chamfered vase | Mamluk Basin | Aquamanile | Turban helmet | Basin inscribed with the name of Bonifilius | Chest decorated with animal scenes | Canister tower with its case | Commemorative head of an Oba | Commode decorated with Chinese lacquer | Embarkation of the Emperor of China | Shamanic ritual mask | The Bohemian | Orange press “a+b” © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Thierry Ollivier | Vase with geometric motifs © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi | Gudea © RMN-Grand Palais (musée du Louvre) / René-Gabriel Ojeda | Male figure praying | Dragon-handle bowl and dish | Carved architectural panel | Feline shaped incense burner | Calligrapher’s desk © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Ismail Noor - Seeing Things | Persian archer © Musée du Louvre, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Thierry Ollivier | Augustus | Dish with a European ship | Portrait of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger | Tiles with geometric and plant motifs | Dish with rose and tulip decoration | William and Penelope Welby Playing Chess | A Chinese Scene | Count Corfiz Anton Ulfeldt in an Ottoman Interior | Children Wrestling | Oriental Bliss | Untitled I-IX, series of 9 panels © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo APF | Calligraphic panels | Ceremonial shield | The Prince entering the Briar Wood | Ceremonial face mask | The Cup of Chocolate | Mbanchong | The Runners | Food for Thought – Al Muallaqat © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Sylvie Van Roey | Ewer with a phoenix head | Tower of Babel | The Antillean Parade © Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi / Photo Hervé Lewandowski
DUPES
For the following artworks only : Persian Archer (3) ; Feline shaped incense burner (6) ; Portrait of Sir Thomas Wyatt (8) ; Ceremonial Shield (11).
© Rogers Fund, 1948 | Alvesgaspar/Wikimedia Commons |Amir El Mander/Wikimedia Commons | © Fletcher Fund, 1931 | Carole Raddato/Wikimedia Commons |Following Hadrian/Wikimedia Commons | © dynamosquito/Wikimedia Commons | Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin FRCP(Glasg)/Wikimedia Commons | dynamosquito/WIkimedia Commons | Jakub Hałun/Wikimedia Commons | Jebulon/Wikimedia Commons | Portrait of a Man in Profile, The Friedsam Collection, Bequest of Michael Friedsam, 1931 / The Metropolitan Museum of Art / Public Domain | Grammatica Latina, Elio Donato / Shakko/Wikimedia Commons | Edward VI, Workshop of Hans Holbein the Younger German, The Jules Bache Collection, 1949, The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Public Domain | Portrait of a Young Man, Cosmè Tura, Bequest of Benjamin Altman, 1913, The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Public Domain | Ceremonial Shields : Jastrow/Wikimedia Commons, The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Public Domain, Etnografiska museet (CC BY), LACMA/Public Domain.
ARTWORKS CREDITS
Architecture © Jean Nouvel
Exhibits: The Antillean Parade © Wifredo Lam Estate, Adagp , Paris, 2024| Orange press “a+b”, Jean Tinguely : © ADAGP, Paris, 2024 | Food for Thought – Al Muallaqat © Maha Malluh 2013 | Untitled I-IX, series of 9 panels © Cy Twombly Foundation | Other exhibits: see artworks list (menu)
© Succession Picasso 2024
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