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Monument Valley: The Trilogy at the National Videogame Museum

19 Dec 2025 - 04 Jan 2026

Monument Valley: The Trilogy at the National Videogame Museum

This winter, immerse yourself in the calm, dreamlike world of Monument Valley with Monument Valley: The Trilogy, a special showcase celebrating one of the most iconic puzzle game series of the last decade.

Created in collaboration with ustwo games, this showcase explores how Monument Valley blends impossible architecture, beautiful visuals, and emotive storytelling to create a truly unique gaming experience.

Discover how clever design and optical illusion turn simple puzzles into moments of wonder that have captivated players worldwide.

A highlight of the showcase is a stunning 3D physical model of one of the game’s intricate levels, bringing this geometric puzzle game into the real world. Visitors can also enjoy Building the Impossible: The Making of Monument Valley 3, a behind-the-scenes video revealing how the latest instalment was crafted.

The exhibition is designed for all ages, with hands-on activities running throughout the season. Get creative by designing your own characters and puzzles, or unwind in a cosy reading nook inspired by the game’s serene aesthetic.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Monument Valley for the first time, this showcase offers a peaceful, inspiring way to experience games as art.

Book your visit and explore the impossible this festive season.

A tall, pastel‑coloured tower rises in a soft, misty landscape filled with faint silhouettes of similar structures. The tower features arched windows, balconies, and small rooms connected by ladders and stairways. Tiny characters stand or explore different levels. At the top, an open terrace holds a tree and a few plants, bathed in gentle, glowing light.
A bright, dreamlike scene of tall, peach‑coloured towers with red roofs rising from calm blue water. Curved bridges connect the structures, while small golden trees grow on platforms at different heights. Tiny characters stand or walk across the walkways, and a small boat floats nearby. The architecture appears impossible, with stairways and arches looping in surreal, Escher‑like ways.
A small, stylised boat with a yellow sail drifts across calm, pale green water. Plant-like patterns trail beneath the surface. On the left stands a large stone structure with geometric blue accents, and on the right are pastel‑coloured, blocky buildings partially submerged in the water. Scattered ruins rise above the surface, giving the scene a dreamy, floating quality.
Dark, futuristic scene featuring three tall, glowing panels with geometric, stained‑glass‑style artwork in bright colours. Each panel shows an abstract design of shapes, lines, and symbols. In the foreground, a small blue structure with a staircase leads upward, illuminated by a soft pink light.
A tall, pastel‑coloured tower rises in a soft, misty landscape filled with faint silhouettes of similar structures. The tower features arched windows, balconies, and small rooms connected by ladders and stairways. Tiny characters stand or explore different levels. At the top, an open terrace holds a tree and a few plants, bathed in gentle, glowing light.
A bright, dreamlike scene of tall, peach‑coloured towers with red roofs rising from calm blue water. Curved bridges connect the structures, while small golden trees grow on platforms at different heights. Tiny characters stand or walk across the walkways, and a small boat floats nearby. The architecture appears impossible, with stairways and arches looping in surreal, Escher‑like ways.
A small, stylised boat with a yellow sail drifts across calm, pale green water. Plant-like patterns trail beneath the surface. On the left stands a large stone structure with geometric blue accents, and on the right are pastel‑coloured, blocky buildings partially submerged in the water. Scattered ruins rise above the surface, giving the scene a dreamy, floating quality.
Dark, futuristic scene featuring three tall, glowing panels with geometric, stained‑glass‑style artwork in bright colours. Each panel shows an abstract design of shapes, lines, and symbols. In the foreground, a small blue structure with a staircase leads upward, illuminated by a soft pink light.

Prices

Standard Ticket - £14.00, Under 18 Ticket - £11.00, Under 5 - Free. Family tickets available - see website for details

Venue/Location

National Videogame Museum
Castle House
Angel Street
Sheffield
S3 8LN Website:
https://thenvm.org/

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National Videogame Museum
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