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▲ Recommended 2 hrs

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7 found helpful Steam ↗

▲ Recommended 0 hrs

Ok because I am the first one to write a review for this game i didn't want to give negative. there are some problem that make this game a bit frustrating,but before that let me tell you i just play the basic mode and s.th else, nor timer or multiplayer so i won't judge them.

-first the pieces of the puzzle attach to your cursor and you can change it you are forced to find its place,although you can look at the complete puzzle but it's really bad you can't choose which one of the pieces you want to place it first
-the second thing that is noticeable is puzzle loading time, idk why the puzzle load a bit late , and sometimes i won't show the animation of shattering pieces.
I hope the developer improve his game, in these aspect,and somehow improve the UI it's not the prettiest,it's just works.
it's not a bad game 6/10

3 found helpful Steam ↗

▼ Not recommended 0 hrs

I expect when i download a game on Steam for it to work which was not the case here. Well to my surprise a simple jigsaw puzzle game does not work. I have tried for several minutes and i could not move the jigsaw pieces. Tried several modes and nothing. Image Art for Jigsaws looks kinda generic and not something i would want to spend time solving on my own. Since i could not play this game at all due it not working and trying several different modes i could not get a single jigsaw piece to move. I tried WASD,mouse,arrow keys and spammed the keyboard like a mad lad but it did not work for me. UI is too simple and kinda meh for my liking. Just play a better jigsaw game since there is x100 of them on Steam at this point you can play over this one that are probably better. Not worth the time.

3 found helpful Steam ↗

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