Paris: Jigsaw Puzzles

This is like when Icarus made those wings out of wax and ♥♥♥♥ but then he flew too close to the sun. It's like Adam Sandler, a tragically misunderstood, genius crafter who suffers for his artwork. I love this game more than Dark Souls II, and that's saying a lot. Only buy this game if you're prepared to cream your pants every time you turn this masterpiece on.

modern masterpiece

That's one seriously basic puzzle game

Paris: Jigsaw Puzzles" is a delightful game that delivers an immersive and satisfying jigsaw puzzle experience. The game is set in the beautiful city of Paris, featuring stunning landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. The gameplay is easy to pick up, with players dragging and dropping puzzle pieces to complete the picture. The puzzles are well-designed and challenging enough to keep players engaged, but not so difficult that they become frustrating. The game also offers a variety of puzzle sizes, from easy 90-piece puzzles to more complex 360-piece puzzles, providing something for players of all skill levels. One of the standout features of "Paris: Jigsaw Puzzles" is its graphics. The artwork is gorgeous, showcasing the beauty of Paris and its famous landmarks. The attention to detail is impressive, with each puzzle piece perfectly blending into the overall image, creating a seamless and immersive experience. Another aspect that sets this game apart is its soundtrack. The music is calming and relaxing, providing the perfect ambiance for players to focus on completing the puzzles. Overall, "Paris: Jigsaw Puzzles" is an exceptional game…

Instead of an in-game puzzle selection menu where you can preview and pick a picture, you have to select one of the 15 pictures through the Steam launch option menu, and then remember that "the nice pic I may want to replay is launch option [i]Picture 8[/i]". There are much better, free jigsaw games you can play in a browser. On the plus side, the whole game is only 6 MB on disc, a rarity nowadays. I also liked the uneven puzzle piece sizes. Some are huge, some are tiny. In the end, the pictures provided are not impressive enough to overcome the problem of a non-descriptive text-only selection menu.

I cannot choose my puzzles, get a got 2 pictures and on the second one, that was it, it pops up every time I open the game and i have no icon to click to choose another puzzle! Very dissappointing