Pixel Puzzles Ultimate Jigsaw Puzzles

cant even zoom out, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ controls and background annoying as hell. stupid fish, stop moving, let me focus

I love it.

The puzzle pieces don't feel satisfying. Within each puzzle, most of the pieces have the same shape, which is really disappointing because the colors and atmosphere of this game are beautiful. But I can't recommend the game with the puzzle pieces designed like this. It feels very AI generated to me. I also couldn't find any information about the use of Ai on the Steam store page, which is even worse. I'd rather see the developers openly mention it and stand by their use of AI instead of hiding it from their players.

Jigsaw Puzzles are fun!

I've put a shocking amount of hours into this game, it seems only fair that I actually give it a fair review. Pixel Puzzles Ultimate is a good simple game. The developer (I assume) uploaded jigsaws based on public domain art and photography. They can vary in size and detail. Some being very easy and others being very hard and time consuming. There's a huge amount of variety and I think the puzzle packs are all reasonably priced. There's always a bug or two to suffer. However, this is made up by the developer keeping in constant contact with people through the forum, constantly updating us on patches for bug fixes etc. If there's a problem, you can address them there and work through it until the problems are fixed. I'll say it's fair to give this game a thumbs up. I keep coming back to it after all this time, which says plenty. No, it's not a big budget affair with all sorts of cool bits and bobs. But it's a good simple product that is well looked after by the developer. I couldn't ask more.

It's OK. I definitely think it could be better, but at the same time it's decent, and free, and there are quite a lot of puzzles included without spending any money, a lot of which I like the images of. My main complaints: - It doesn't remember where loose pieces are when you quit and resume a puzzle. You'd better make sure any pieces you've been collecting are put in the drawer! - Pieces snap into place on the board, instead of connecting with each other. You can't notice that 3 pieces go together and then move them around as one chunk, which I'd much prefer. - There's the option to enable rotation, but the shaded edges of the pieces reveal which way round the piece should go anyway. (The sides that should be top and left are lit, instead of the sides that are *currently* top and left.) So it's not worth playing with that enabled as it just adds extra squinting. But yeah, trying it out is basically without risk so you might as well.