Animal Puzzles

Sliding puzzles rather than jigsaws, and the difference matters: pieces are rearranged by swapping positions, so there is no snapping and no obvious correct placement to confirm you are on track.

Each of the twelve levels carries a time limit, which pushes you toward a method. Solving a sliding puzzle by trial and error is possible with unlimited time and hopeless with a clock — so the set effectively forces you to work row by row.

Twelve levels is a complete set, and finishing it takes real practice rather than patience alone.

1. Look at the target image before starting.
2. Solve the top row completely, then lock it mentally.
3. Work down row by row.
4. Finish before the level timer expires.

Solve top to bottom and never break a finished row. Sliding puzzles punish opportunism — a swap that fixes two pieces but disturbs a completed row costs more than it gains.