Overview

The video game developed by Artworx Software Company, Inc. in 1989 invites players into a world of digital puzzle assembly. As an early computer game focused on recreating the experience of solving jigsaw puzzles, it aimed to bring the solitary satisfaction of this classic pastime to a technological platform.

Gameplay

Players can choose from a variety of images, each divided into numerous pieces that need to be assembled on-screen. The interface mimics the physical experience, requiring players to drag and drop pieces into place, attempting to match edges and complete the image.

Audience and Reception

Primarily targeted at puzzle enthusiasts and casual gamers, the game offered an innovative way to enjoy a beloved hobby without the need for a physical puzzle board. The game’s reception was moderate, appreciated by those who relished its simplicity and faithful recreation of the tactile puzzle-solving experience.