Pieces of Beauty 2

PLEASE NOTE: This review will be used for all 3 of the games in this franchise. Featuring beautiful traditional Japanese art by world-renowned Japanese artist Ohara Koson, if you love the traditional Japanese art style & jigsaws then this is for you! Number of puzzles per game: Pieces of Beauty - 7 Pieces of Beauty 2 - 13 Pieces of Beauty 3 - 14 I have a guide published for each of these 3 games that features a pic of each of the jigsaws in that game. These puzzles come in 3 different sizes (48, 117, 285) & completing every picture once in every size will give you an achievement per size completed of that pic. While the puzzles are beautiful, I do have a few complaints: - The music is nice but repetitive & the volume RESETS every time you log into the game which is rather annoying! - The game also does not save any progress you have made on any puzzle until you complete that puzzle. With the 2 smaller sizes being quick to finish this is not an issue BUT with the biggest one you definitely need to do them when you know you have the time to do it without being disturbed by other interruptions in one sitting. - Some of the pieces are on the puzzle requiring you to move them 1…

Technically adequate, but nothing exciting and some mild inconveniences. Interface feels rather dated for 2021 and slightly confusingly underspecified at times. Sometimes there's some graphical lag when dragging a piece like it's trying to snap to a grid. It randomly locks two puzzle pieces so you can't move them and you can't connect pieces together before you lock them to the grid. It's worth its price, but not worth the time. I was not particularly satisfied -- but the art and music are fine and good, and if that's what you are here for then by all means feel free to give it a go.

It is a beautiful Jigsaw Puzzle Game! Each image is a masterpiece and the options with more pieces are really challenging! I recommend.

Background options can be very noisy and makes it hard to find one that allows you to see all the pieces adequitely, and left many borders resulting in a guessing game of which identical piece goes in which spot, very annoying and not what I would hope from a puzzle game.

A very relaxing game, and I bought it after enjoying the first one. One of the standout improvements is the reshuffling area—unlike the first game, the pieces no longer slide off the screen, which I mentioned in my previous review. It's great to see the developers took that feedback into account! The game has nice music and beautiful art, adding to the calming atmosphere. Overall, it's an easy recommendation for anyone looking for a peaceful and enjoyable puzzle experience. Thumbs up to the devs!

I enjoy jigsaw puzzles, but this one has a giant flaw. I've only played two or three puzzles, but twice now I've encountered a puzzle with a piece frozen in place within the puzzle grid itself. The first time it happened, I was nearly to the end of the puzzle before I realized the piece was not movable. Today, at least, I found the same situation while still constructing the border, which I like to do first. The frozen piece is blocking a border spot where two other pieces need to go, and reshuffling shifts all unused pieces around, as expected -- but not the frozen one. I don't see much point in working a puzzle that can't be completed. Has anyone else had this problem? I would enjoy this game if this could be corrected.