Super Jigsaw Puzzle: Generations

These are easy puzzles. The problem is spacing my pieces. I have a big monitor and even I struggle with the larger puzzle sizes to see what I need. That would be my only dislike.

Playing this makes me feel like an old person and I Love it

Loads of jigsaws in different sizes. Wait for the sales though.

Beautiful Puzzles, and during sales you can stock up! Hours of beautiful puzzles with an amazing layout! I have not encountered 1 bug while playing this game.

This is a classical jigsaw game. I recommend it, but with a strong qualifier: Most of the pictures in this game are terrible as jigsaws. For example 50% sky with (almost) no color gradient. That said, the picture packs for the game are super cheap on sale. And you have a lot of freedom when setting difficulty. Each picture can be played with 50, 200, 400 and 800 pieces, you can have a shadow image of the picture constantly displayed whenever you want, and you can set the snap-to-range. So I just use this game with easy settings to relax and look at some nice pictures. Doing any picture as a jigsaw makes you examine it more closely. It's a nice way to slow down and focus the mind, while you also relax. (But as said above, if you select 800 pieces on most of the pictures available in this game, it will [i]not[/i] be relaxing. It will be a looong test of patience while you test every possible location for each piece of sky.)

Super Jigsaw Puzzle: Generations is exactly the kind of game I can put on when I want to slow down and just concentrate on something. There is no story getting in the way and no complicated system to learn. I pick a picture, choose how difficult I want the puzzle to be and start putting the pieces together. The game has more than 70 puzzles in the main package, four difficulty levels and a simple interface that makes it easy for me to get straight into solving. The actual puzzle tools are better than I expected from such a simple game. I can drag pieces around, group them together and use boxes to separate pieces by colour or other features. I can also zoom in when I need a better look and change how the pieces snap together. I really like having control over the snapping because I do not want the game deciding that two pieces are close enough when I am trying to work things out myself. Autosave is another small feature I appreciate because I can stop halfway through a large puzzle without worrying about losing everything. The relaxing side of the game works well for me too. The music is deliberately calm and the whole interface stays out of my way, so I can spend a long time wor…