Sloppy Forgeries Mona Lisa: Copy It in 3 Minutes (Demo)

Yes, the Mona Lisa is in Sloppy Forgeries. The official Steam page leads with it: "Copy the Mona Lisa! With a mouse! In three minutes! 'That's impossible,' you say?! Yes." It is the game's flagship painting, and you can try it right now in the free demo on the official Steam page, ahead of the full release on November 13, 2026.

How copying the Mona Lisa works

Every painting, including the Mona Lisa, uses the same rules from the developer's store description:

• 4-6 colors on a limited palette
• 3 brush sizes — the developer calls them medium, big, and too big
• No undo and no fill, so every stroke counts
• A score based on every pixel you paint, measured in real time against the original

You get three minutes per attempt. The Japanese publisher Takara Tomy's ENJOYN GAMES page describes the same challenge as recreating famous paintings with your mouse "in under 3 minutes," and confirms the Japanese release via Steam on November 14, 2026, with ENJOYN GAMES handling publishing there.

Where the Mona Lisa sits in the game

The full game's single-player Masterpiece Catalog contains 50 paintings. A demo player who unlocked the later categories reports that the Mona Lisa appears in the Renaissance collection, alongside Baroque, Post-Impressionism (Starry Night), Expressionism (The Scream) and others.

Collections open progressively: the same player's recording shows that clearing one collection at a star level unlocks the next, so you cannot jump straight to the Renaissance set on a fresh save. The demo's own settings include an "unlock all paintings" toggle that may skip this, though its exact effect is not documented.

For the Mona Lisa specifically, use the Assist Tools the store page describes: time-limited pins and grids (about 30 seconds for the grid, 20 seconds per pin, three pins per painting, per player reports) to check where her face, hands and dark dress fall before committing big brush strokes. Remember the reference image sits slightly offset from your canvas, which is the most common cause of lost accuracy.

Next steps

• If the Mona Lisa is locked on your save, the beginner guide covers how early collections work.
• Once you can attempt it, high score tips and assist tools are directly relevant to squeezing more accuracy out of three minutes.

FAQ

Is the Mona Lisa in the demo?

Yes. The free Steam demo (Next Fest, late October 2026, still listed on the store page) lets you forge famous paintings, and the Mona Lisa is the game's headline example. Demo players report only some collections are playable, with Renaissance among the full-game ones.

Can you really copy it in three minutes?

The developer's own pitch answers "That's impossible?!" with "Yes." Players' demo videos show accuracy scores in the 68-93% range on other paintings after three minutes, so treat a close copy as the goal, not perfection.

How is the Mona Lisa score calculated?

Pixel-by-pixel accuracy in real time, per the official Steam page. Scores are tracked per painting in the Masterpiece Catalog and on Steam leaderboards, and you can rewatch any attempt as a time-lapse replay.

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Checked 2026-11-09 against the official Steam store page and Steam news posts, plus the Takara Tomy ENJOYN GAMES page and first-hand demo playthrough videos. The Mona Lisa's exact position within the Renaissance collection's painting order is reported by players and not yet confirmed by the developer.