Tegridy Puzzles

Even considering the price the game is just too simplified and short There are 35 5x5 puzzles with no option to adjust the number of pieces or modify the difficulty in any other way

Yep.

For a dollar you can spend 44 minutes of your life doing extremely easy puzzles. To make up for the lack of content there is clicks when you put a puzzle piece in the correct spot. Makes the dopamine hit just right. It's a super cheap game so I don't really care all that much about the lack of content because I had fun playing it. Should you get the game you ask? Is it 3am? Do you like the satisfaction of getting to complete not only each puzzle but also the achievements of a game easily? Do you like trying game cheap games for the fun of it? If you answered yes to that then buy it if you want I don't care. That's what made me get it and I am content enough with the game that even though I completed it in under 2 hours I wouldn't get a refund. Probably because I am too lazy to figure out how but mostly because I don't care how I spend my money. I hope this review was as unhelpful as possible, have a good day!

A terrible asset flip with a music loop shorter than 30 seconds. Stay far away!

The good! - This game features 35 simple 5x5 puzzles with images from a variety of styles. - Pieces snap into position well, and can be connected without snapping them onto the board. - The shuffle button is useful for just moving pieces around to perhaps find the one you are looking for. - Puzzles save progress when you back out to the menu until you return to them. The meh? - The puzzles are all pretty simple, and being only 5x5 don't take long to complete. The stuff that could use some love <3 - The music is a very short loop and gets repetitive very quickly. Having different tracks would be nice. - The level complete text being animated is a little annoying to me personally, it makes pressing the buttons difficult unless you wait for the animation to play out. - I feel the achievements have entered the spam territory, one for completing each level would be alright, but one for starting each level, and another for completing them seems a bit much - The default camera zoom is a bit too zoomed in and can make it difficult to see pieces at the outer edges of the play area. - Puzzle pieces lose saturation when placed. This makes it so a held piece can appear a completely differen…