Pixel Puzzles 2: Space

As a lover of all things space, this is a relaxing puzzle, there is background music that creates a very " Zen" atmosphere. When I just need a mindless spot to veg, this game is the place I go. Vivid colors with dreamy backdrops. Love it!

This Pixel puzzle game or series, really, is always a pleasure to play. The devs always has a unique feature added to their puzzle games. In this one, you can complete puzzles and launch the puzzle via collection all the floating rocket parts. (Tip: Completing the menu puzzle first will trigger this side activity, so you can get both achievements on each map) The difficulty is a balanced scale from easy sets of 60 pieces to the hardest at 350 pieces. So it's great for gamers of all skill levels. Despite "Pixel" being in the title, the artworks the puzzle uses are all HD and in great detail of real space ships, starry skies and other astronomical entities. Settings exist to adjust the audio and graphics. My only complaint is that the pieces gets a bit buggy around the edges of the board, where they'll fall through the board instead of sticking on. Other than that, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space was a few hours of playing well worth it.

Honestly, I've no clue where this game came from in my library. Pros: - You can kill the spaceman by dropping him from the top of the screen. - Easy achievements Cons: - The background noise is painful and loud. Muting the music will mute all sounds in-game and therefore you get no "click" sound for placing a piece correctly. - The puzzles are far too easy. - Not enough puzzles for the price that you pay whatsoever. They are also the world's most generic space images and I'd have preferred there to be images of galaxies etc.

Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is a tranquil and straightforward digital jigsaw puzzle game developed and published by Pixel Puzzles. As the title suggests, it focuses entirely on the theme of outer space, offering a collection of puzzles featuring rockets, planets, astronauts, and cosmic vistas. The game aims to recreate the tactile satisfaction of assembling a physical jigsaw puzzle while adding a touch of interactivity through its digital design. It provides a relaxing alternative to fast-paced or competitive games, encouraging players to take their time and immerse themselves in the calming act of placing pieces together until a full picture emerges. With a clean interface and an emphasis on simplicity, the game succeeds in delivering a meditative experience that appeals to those looking to unwind rather than chase high scores or achievements. The presentation is polished but minimalist, perfectly suited to the type of experience the developers intended. The space-themed images are detailed and vibrant, ranging from realistic photographs of celestial bodies to artistic depictions of interstellar exploration. Each puzzle piece is designed with unique, irregular shapes that ensure no tw…

I'm actually writing this review because I am thoroughly impressed with the developers. They had done many bug fixing patches but I encountered one they missed. I asked them to please look into it and see if another patch was needed. That very same day, they released another patch just to fix the issue I had found. So they not only keep track of the discussion board on a regular basis, but they also listen to us and fix things promptly. I've always enjoyed their jigsaw puzzle games and Space is just as fun as the rest. While you're playing, there are little mechanical cylinders floating all around (in the same floaty space as your puzzle pieces). There are 3 little spacecrafts at the bottom of the screen and you can place a cylinder in one of them to get a hint. Since there are so many cylinders, you can use many hints, if need be. The first little rocket will show you the picture again for a few seconds so you can make a game plan. (hit the letter G to launch it). The second little rocket will show you where in the puzzle the piece you're holding goes - so pick up a piece and hit the space bar. The last little rocket rotates your puzzle piece to the correct angle. So pick up a pi…

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