JigLive: Video Jigsaw Puzzle

I had several updates, but I’ve deleted all but my first post. l’m on 4004. I’m almost embarrassed to think I’ve played that many of these puzzles. I think I’m finished now though, and here are the reasons why. Another reviewer mentioned repetition. At that point, I thought she was mistaken, but I now believe I am seeing some of the puzzles for a second time. There’s also a great of repetition of the same subject – and I just don’t want to see another puzzle of somebody rubbing something with a cloth. I’m also disappointed that you have put an ad in the middle of puzzles. You didn’t have that in the beginning, and it makes me feel you’re taking advantage of your fans. Finally, I purchased one of the “video puzzles“ you made, and there is an ad in the middle of it. I don’t think you should put an ad in the middle of something I “purchased.” I do wish you the best of luck, though. This is a very clever change on the usual puzzle apps. First: I love this game, but I have no other way to tell you that your puzzle 498 is awful. It looks like your robot has crash landed in a desert and is broken and can’t move around, and he’s waving his hand at the sky for help but he isn’t going to get any. I wish you would take that one out of the sequence.

So far, level 13, this is a fun twist on the Jigsaw Picture apps. There is a certain trick in trying to match up tiles while they are moving. It can be a challenge; I’m looking forward to higher levels. The reward for putting the cards in the correct order, a pleasing picture - live action, cartoon, CGI/Ai generated. They are all wonderful and uplifting/smile worthy.

I love this puzzle game. Some of the scenes are fairly static, and some have large tiles, so those are easy. However, the puzzle of a cat chasing a ball of yarn used different parts of my brain. A scene with clouds scudding across the sky forces you to think ahead. There are a variety of scenes — landscape, cartoon, animals, avant-garde — not boring. LOVE IT. I did the first 50 puzzles in one sitting, that’s how engaging I found it.