

Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls
Saylor Games · 2025 · Casual, Adventure, Point & Click, Party Game, Collectathon
PC
1 user reviews100% · 1
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About Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls
Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls is simplistic anime jigsaw game which contains anime girls and boys. This is a logical game in which the goal of the game is to rearrange the tiles to get the final picture. Game contains 8 different anime images. Images contains different themes like eating images, romance images and every image character has clothes on and game have 4 different difficult options. When select more pieces option more harder it is to rearrange tiles- 4 difficult settings
- 8 images
- Collect steam achievements by playing game
- Beautiful anime girls
- 100 achievements
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players criticize this as a low-effort asset flip and AI-generated content with minimal gameplay depth, pointing out that achievements can be earned through idling and that the puzzles lack originality or challenge. The game suffers from technical issues like excessive GPU usage, poor audio controls, and a complete absence of tutorials or meaningful progression, with most reviewers recommending superior free alternatives instead.
Why are most of the anime characters here obese? Weird fetish but I'm not judging. One would assume it's a puzzle game but in reality you can just chill in the menu for 50 minutes straight to get all the cheevos.25 found this helpful
Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls is a slide piece puzzle. The game offers 2x2 up to 5x5 puzzle sizes. When completed the player can select a new puzzle or quit. The game has 8 different images for the puzzles. I played this on my Dell Precision 3480 with Intel Xe Arc graphics and RTX A500 graphics.9 found this helpful
[quote][b][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_flip]Warning: Asset Flip![/url][/b] Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls is an asset flip, or what Valve calls a "Fake Game". The "developer" paid for/pirated someone else's example/template/tutorial game, changed the name/reskinned a couple of things, and submitted it to Valve as if it was their own game.[/quote] [quote][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_slop][b]Warning: AI Slop[/b][/url] This game is partially or completely made with talentless, soulless AI generated content.[/quote] Tero Lunkka has made yet another fake shell account! I guess he thinks he's Sailor Moon now. Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls is a garbage AI slop/asset flip from Tero Lunkka, using yet another fake sockpuppet account to further try to hide his identity and mislead gamers (understandably any time anyone sees asset flip garbage from this asset flip scammer's main account, they avoid it, so he has to keep making new fake accounts for his fake games to keep trying to scam gamers into buying other people's assets/AI slop). This time Tero took a basic Unreal jigsaw puzzle game template and dropped AI slop pictures on it. He wants to get YOUR money…8 found this helpful
If it weren't for the timing achievements, I wouldn't have played it long enough to be able to leave a review. It's another basic puzzle game made using AI slop, with no tutorial nor goal. You get instant access to all 8 pictures that are generated by AI, and we have no ability to control the volume of the audio. That male voice sound effect sounded disturbing. For the achievements, you just need to idle for easy 100% completion. Overall it's all repetitive gameplay, re-used assets and zero replay ability. It looks like some highschooler programmed their first video game, then slapped it on Steam store with a price tag. I can't recommend it at all. There are so other many sliding puzzles here that are better, and free too.3 found this helpful
Saylor Anime Puzzle Boys & Girls, developed and published by Saylor Games, is a casual puzzle title that revolves around one of the most familiar mechanics in the genre: reconstructing images by rearranging sliding tiles. Designed primarily as a light and accessible experience, the game focuses on anime-style artwork as the centerpiece of its puzzles. Rather than offering a complex narrative or layered puzzle mechanics, it presents players with a straightforward objective—reassemble scrambled pictures featuring anime characters by carefully moving tiles into their correct positions. The simplicity of the concept makes it easy for almost anyone to understand immediately, allowing players to jump into solving puzzles without needing tutorials or complicated instructions. The core gameplay follows the structure of a sliding puzzle, where the image is divided into a grid and shuffled before the player begins. One tile space remains empty, and players must move adjacent tiles into that space to gradually restore the image. While the mechanic itself is extremely familiar and has existed for decades in various puzzle formats, it remains effective because it challenges the player’s abilit…1 found this helpful
Just another puzzle game without anything original, pictures are ai, ui is from brawl stars, puzzles are like all the other puzzle slop games. It doesn't even matter what puzzle you do, it's always the same, the positions of the pieces. For some reason my GPU is running at 100% when the game is open.1 found this helpful
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