Dark Fantasy: Epic Jigsaw Puzzle

Best one of the franchise. Not nearly as dark as the dark fantasy 2 so you can actually see. can also change the puzzle mat to make it easier to see as well. straight forward achievements that dont require you to race the clock or turn off the image in the background.

Like others have said, the lighting needs work, some of the puzzles are way too dark. The first two weren't this bad.

Dark Fantasy: Epic Jigsaw Puzzle is a niche puzzle game developed and published by NP that caters to players who enjoy combining traditional jigsaw-solving mechanics with atmospheric fantasy artwork. Instead of relying on complex gameplay systems or narrative-driven progression, the title focuses on delivering a relaxing experience built around assembling beautifully crafted images inspired by dark fantasy themes. From cursed landscapes and mystical ruins to armored heroes and eerie creatures, the game embraces a gothic visual identity that helps it stand apart from many standard digital puzzle collections. The strongest element of the game is undoubtedly its artwork. Each puzzle serves as both a challenge and a showcase for fantasy illustrations filled with intricate details and dramatic imagery. The dark fantasy theme creates a sense of mystery throughout the experience, encouraging players to pay close attention to visual patterns, color gradients, and environmental details as they piece together each image. The artwork often feels like concept art from a fantasy novel or role-playing game, making the process of completion rewarding not only from a gameplay perspective but also…

Fun puzzle game with nice fantasy pictures. The game has a reference / no reference mode, and a time / no timer mode. So you can try all different sorts of combinations to keep interested. More pictures than the previous two, and an expansion into sci-fi.

I'm a jigsaw guy that love playing this type of game and seeing beautiful women. This game might give you a boner so watch out!

The good stuff first... A assortment of puzzles (24), and the highest difficulty (most pieces) is enough to make the puzzles challenging. The puzzle pieces are always in the right orientation (no rotation required). They snap into place when you drag them to the right area. At first I thought this made it too easy, but given the limitations of a virtual puzzle it seems to be a fair design decision. The art is ok. It's not Boris Vallejo, but it's not cringe. Nothing really lewd. Whether that's a good thing or not I leave to you, the reader. The bad: The screens are way too dark. Sometimes half or more of the puzzle is one big brown or black smudge. I probably could adjust my monitor, but I have it set where I want it 99% of the time, so I don't want to play with the brightness for one program. There should be some video controls in the option menu, like there is for sound. The worst thing about this (and other of their puzzle games) is the save system. It's confusing to tell if I'm saving TO a save file, or overwriting my progress by LOADING a save file. Even if the save is empty, it will overwrite you progress, sending you at the beginning. At the very least there should be a po…