

Magic Lessons in Wand Valley - a jigsaw puzzle tale
Mens Sana Interactive · 2020 · Tabletop, Puzzle, Dark Fantasy, Horror, Magic
PC
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About Magic Lessons in Wand Valley - a jigsaw puzzle tale
Once upon a time…
Leroy finally is an apprentice in the Wand Valley Magic School, which had been his dream since his earliest years. But lessons are so slow, could he learn faster?
Discover his story in six beautiful illustrations in this minimalist jigsaw puzzle game.
Play this if you love fantasy stories and love jigsaw puzzles!
Have you ever learned something the hard way? Share your experience on our community forum.
Leroy finally is an apprentice in the Wand Valley Magic School, which had been his dream since his earliest years. But lessons are so slow, could he learn faster?
Discover his story in six beautiful illustrations in this minimalist jigsaw puzzle game.
- Set up the jigsaw puzzle scenes at five different levels of difficulty - from 135 to 735 pieces.
- Illustrations created especially for the game by artist Tiago Alvarez (@tiagoalvarez.art) with his creative art style.
- Relax with an immersive and exclusive soundtrack.
- Features include zooming the scene, highlighting border pieces, shuffling the remaining pieces, previewing the scene.
- Complete the puzzle and unlock the image for download. Share it to express your achievements! Use it as a desktop background to inspire your day!
Play this if you love fantasy stories and love jigsaw puzzles!
Have you ever learned something the hard way? Share your experience on our community forum.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A nice jigsaw game where you can solve 6 different jigsaw images with 5 different puzzle piece counts (135, 240, 375, 540, 735). My only 2 complaints I have about them are: - I wish there was more variety in the images and less in piece counts - related to the piece counts I wish solving a jigsaw at 735 pieces would unlock the achievements for the smaller piece counts as well. Other than that no issues and the game works perfectly on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).3 found this helpful
At some point in time, I was really hooked into making jigsaw puzzles in my free time. Searching the Steam catalogue for a cheap but still relaxing to play, I found [b]Magic Lessons in Wand Valley[/b]. There are six levels in total, but varying the number of pieces and helpful tools were an enjoyable experience to grab one or two jigsaw puzzles for a day and then continue your daily duties. Used mostly as an learning tool for training memory and perception, but will not be probably returning to jigsaw puzzles as a genre in future via Steam catalogue at least. There is few free sites which give better value for your time and cooperation for casual chatting with your friends. [h2]Final score: 8/10[/h2]2 found this helpful
#05 Game in my Pile-of-Shame Challenge! Really liked the art in this one, was rather different from the other games from this studio. I did enjoy the game and love that you can change the background to a darker one to suit your eyes and find bright colored pieces better. YET, as an achievement hunter and i person that would have liked to play the game in all it's difficulties, it was quiet boring after a while to play the same 6 pictures all over again, so i decided against the 100% in this game. Either way, it took me around 4h to complete each picture in the midrange size, so 2€ is a really nice price value. I don't reget getting the whole bundle back then.2 found this helpful
As a kid, I always loved Jigsaw puzzles. There's something so therapeutic about putting an image together piece by piece until it's revealed in all of it's glory! But sadly, jigsaw puzzles take up so much space on a table or other flat surface and have to be dismantled when you're done. This game has all the fun of the jigsaws without the drawbacks! The artwork is stunning, with six different pictures (all interconnected by a simple story), and there's a variety of options to make your jigsaw-puzzling experience the way you like it (selecting only edge pieces/dividing it up by sections, changing the background colour to change the contrast with the pieces to make it easier on your eyes, etc) as well as six different sizes of each puzzle to fit a range of players. If you enjoyed jigsaw puzzles in the past and are looking for a way to get back into it that doesn't take up so much space, I'd recommend this game. If you don't like jigsaws...well, you already know you won't like this.2 found this helpful
This puzzle game may be frustrating for younger players. There are 6 puzzle images, available in 5 different sizes (135 piece, 240 piece, 375 piece, 540 piece, 735 piece). Features: - The game automatically saves your progress when you quit. - Ability to toggle "contrast mode" (make the background lighter or darker). - Ability to zoom in. - Ability to move around the screen. - Option to highlight certain puzzle pieces to make them easier to spot. You can highlight all edge pieces, or all pieces from each quadrant of the puzzle. This makes the game much easier for those who struggle with large puzzles. - Ability to shuffle all unplaced puzzle pieces. - Ability to preview image at any time during the puzzle (preview image appears as a transparent overlay, allowing you to see which pieces you've already placed). - There is audio and visual confirmation that you have placed a puzzle piece in the correct spot. - The music volume and the sound effect volume are controlled separately (so you can mute the music but still hear the audio confirmation of having placed a correct piece). - You cannot take a puzzle piece out once it is in it's correct spot. - Puzzle pieces clip …1 found this helpful
i have no idea how i got this game but its pretty fun1 found this helpful
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