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About Puzzle Showdown 4K
Puzzle Showdown 4K is a fun new way to build jigsaw puzzles. Play it casually in single player mode or with up to 4 friends locally in a puzzle building showdown. Includes over 100 Ultra HD puzzles, over 5 hours of music and a Showcase mode to listen and view all that wonderful content.
Multiplayer
Singleplayer
Options Galore
Showcase Mode
Features:
Multiplayer
- Up to 4 players can compete locally for the highest score
- Points awarded for accuracy, speed, and strategic placement
- Turn off scoring and build co-operatively
Singleplayer
- Play casually or for your highest score
- Save your progress
Options Galore
- Over 100 Puzzles
- Puzzle sizes for all ages and skill levels: 28, 60, 112, 252, or 510 pieces
- Change between three music categories: Acoustic, Classical, or Electronic
- Disable scoring to play casually or cooperatively
- Turn on puzzle rotation randomized piece rotation for an extra challenge
- Choose your puzzle board background: Image, Outline or None
Showcase Mode
- Showcase all images and music from the game
- All the puzzle images are displayed in full screen and from 4K (3840x2160 pixel) images
- Listen to over 5 hours of music
- It’s the ultimate screen saver for your console
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
There have been jigsaw puzzles on computers for as long as gaming has existed. However, they’ve always been a bit of a hard sell genre for me. While I love my fair share of puzzle games I’ve never understood why someone would sit at a desk or a television to complete a jigsaw puzzle. I get those who are willing to go out and purchase a hard copy version. My American Mom used to have a puzzle on the go all the time. Ultimately, they would be framed upon completion and another wall in her beautiful Vermont country home would be adorned with her hard work, sweat, and tears. But to play a jigsaw puzzle game on the computer. Where’s the fun in that? Yet, time and again I’ve been in a position where I’ve had to review them. For starters, EnsenaSoft released a few of them onto Steam last year. I reviewed each of them. There was never anything inherently wrong with the games. There was nothing that I could pinpoint and suggest that the developers went wrong there. Consequently, it generally boils down to the one facet that is always personal preference. I know what I personally find fun. I know what I don’t. I get told by a fraction of my readers what they find enjoyable and what they do…30 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/5SlFYZMVhJA Limiting to players to only 4 active pieces at a time breaks the very core understanding of how puzzles are put together.5 found this helpful
Nobody will read my review, so I'll just say I'm gay1 found this helpful
I really want to like this game, but it crashes every few minutes. I've tried the game in different resolutions and alternated between full screen and windowed, but with no luck. I love the idea of this game, but I currently can't recommend it until I can get it to run without crashing.1 found this helpful
I recommend this game to people who like to assemble the puzzle blindfolded. Nice resolutions!1 found this helpful
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