LineArt Jigsaw Puzzle - Erotica Valentines

LineArt Jigsaw Puzzle - Erotica Valentines is a jigsaw puzzle game with adult content. This game is riddled with bugs, from clicking on 'next level' marking the next puzzle as done, to solving parts of the puzzle with pieces on top of the solved puzzle becoming immovable (thus breaking the game and being forced to restart.) This alone is a good reason enough to avoid this game, but there are others too. Namely: One repetitive music, poor sound effects, pixel-perfect requirement for pieces to connect to one another and only 12 levels total. The only thing I enjoyed about this game is the type of art: it's refreshing to see gold on black artstyle. Overall, riddled with bugs and uninteresting thing. Extremely short as well.

An easy puzzle game, would recommend on sale.

Another erotic puzzle game with little payout.

I normally like these puzzle games, but the jigsaw puzzles here are awful.

The art is nice but only worth it if you buy it extremely cheap as part of a DIG bundle. The 5 minutes achievement only unlocks if you spend more than 5 minutes on one puzzle and not just by being in the game as it states.

Very short simple game. Simple line art with fairly s*xually suggestive images. - Pieces click into place and cannot be removed once they are in the correct place. - Puzzles are small, relaxing, and not challenging at all. - I had an issue with pieces "dropping" as I moved them, but cannot be certain if that is a glitch or just a hardware issue with my mouse. - "5 Minute" achievement requires you to sit in a puzzle for 5mins, not just have the game running for 5 mins. - Puzzle pieces start on the board instead of to the side, which takes longer to sort them, and makes it a bit more frustrating if you have the issue of "dropping" pieces. - Hands are not this artist's strongest skill. - Background is entirely dark black, making it impossible to differentiate between pieces, so make sure you don't drop a black piece on the background or you'll never find it. The game could possibly benefit from having grey outlines on the pieces (which would then disappear after being placed in the correct place). Or simply make the background a bit lighter so that you don't have the "invisible pieces" issue.