Jigsaw Puzzle Best Places

Pastime game, puzzle, board, minimalist.

Do you like beautiful landscapes? Then you will appreciate this game, there are 55 real high resolution photographs with wonderful views that nature offers us in the different seasons, snow-capped mountains, lakes, beaches with crystal clear water, beautiful sunsets.

You can choose the difficulty because there are 5 levels to decide how many pieces to break the puzzle into.
With the mouse wheel you can enlarge the view, when you decide to exit the game you don't have to do anything your progress is automatically saved.
The music is pleasant and relaxing, you like to listen while you work on the puzzles.

There is no tutorial because being minimalist you immediately understand what to do, in the game there is a "Menu" with various options:
1 Left Arrow = Shuffle the pieces
2 Four small arrows = The border pieces are separated from the rest.
3 Question mark = Puts the reference figure in the background.
4 White square = Change background color.

I recommend it if you like puzzles, there is one thing I noticed: when you place a piece in the right place it doesn't produce a cold click, but there will be a small sound, which goes well with the atmosphere of the game creating pleasant relaxing moments.

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I usually rate jigsaw puzzles games almost completely on how much I like the artwork. There are a decent number of puzzles in this game that look really nice, and several pictures that are okay. This game has features like highlighting all the edge pieces to make them easier to find and letting you choose the number of pieces in the puzzle.

Nice nature photos but only middling implementation of a jigsaw puzzle game. The biggest problem is that the pieces don't have any outline so they can blend into each other AND the background. There is at least an option to toggle the background color, but that only helps a little. I also find clicking and dragging to be a pain, wish there was a click to pick up and click to drop option (but you can enable click-lock at the level of the Windows OS as a good work-around).

While you can change the number of pieces per puzzle, you can't change the shapes for something more interesting than the boring and super regular classic puzzle piece.

I would only consider if you really love nature puzzles.