Tiger Jigsaw
Jigsaws you unlock with in-game currency, at three difficulties per picture.
An unusual structure for a jigsaw: pictures cost in-game currency, so the set has an economy on top of the puzzling. A thousand is the price of a new image, and finishing boards is how you earn it.
That gives the set a reason to keep going past the first picture, which most jigsaw collections lack. It also means the early game is narrower than the library suggests — you start with one image and buy your way outward.
Three difficulties are available per picture once you own it.
Controls
Drag pieces into position with the mouse.
How to Play
- Solve the picture you start with.
- Collect the currency it pays out.
- Spend it to unlock another image.
- Replay owned pictures at higher difficulties.
Tips & Tricks
Stripes defeat shape-matching entirely. Work from the eyes and nose outward, because the face is the only part of a tiger picture where the pieces are individually distinguishable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to pay real money for new pictures?
No — the currency is earned in game by finishing boards.
