Looks Legit

Forgery for the age of AI appraisal.

Insurers no longer trust people. Every art deal now needs a certified AI appraisal, and the AI is cheap. One model sees only an 8×8 grid of mush. Another counts colours and doesn't care where they are. A third sees nothing but outlines, a fourth nothing but shadows.

You're a forger. Margot, the human expert those models replaced, knows exactly how each of them looks at a painting. Together you sell masterpieces that look legit. To the machine.

• Paint copies of famous paintings that only have to fool the model, not you. A Black Square in seconds, a Mona Lisa with a checkerboard brush. - **Four appraisal models**, each blind in its own way. Look through their eyes, then exploit it.
• Smuggle across borders: the buyer's model must believe the painting, while the customs scanner must not recognise it at all.
• A story told in a retro messenger: a crypto bro, an old-money collector, a Swiss banker, a minimalist gallery and a tech CEO who keeps patching his models.
• A campaign of 16 jobs, with a clock in the Studio (recommended) or no pressure at all in the Sketchbook, then endless free play.

Play in the browser with a mouse or touch, or download for Windows and Linux.

All appraisal models in this game are fictitious and are not real AI. All characters appearing in this work, of human or silicon origin, are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or to actual machines, running or deprecated, is purely coincidental.