1001 Jigsaw World Tour: Europe

This publisher 8floor managed to arranged 1 card game and then copy-paste it with different sfx, wallpapers and made 200+ games.

"1001 Jigsaw. World Tour: Europe" is a basic browser/Flash/mobile-app like jigsaw puzzle game. Solve various jigsaw puzzles made up from images that the "developer" stole off the Internet and used without crediting the actual creators, making this plagiarism, as well as an asset flip and a cash grab. An example of the stolen, uncredited/plagiarised artwork is [url=https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/old-town-gm497344880-79062503]"Old Town Stock Photo"[/url], stolen and used without any apparent permissions or rights from the photographer, "adisa", via stock image site, iStockPhoto. Sure, the image rights may allow some stock images to be used without credit (although there's no reason to believe so in this case), and claiming credit for the work of others, as is happening here, is unethical, and the creative and intellectual bankruptcy going on here is unacceptable. So what we have here is a basic jigsaw puzzle engine that's been skinned with a bunch of photos stolen off the internet...

Great way to relax and spend some idle time. I do wish the game (and the others in this series) would put a checkmark or something next to completed puzzles so you know what you have finished.

For the sales price of 49 cents USD on the winter sale, a little less if you bundle it, it's not bad. Not my favorite of the series so far, and it feels a little flat for some reason. It's pretty obvious the series relies on stock photography and I take no issue with that. I think the letdown here was that while I knew what a lot of places or foods were the rest could be labeled 'something European'. Still, for 49 cents you get 500 puzzles and you can turn off the soundtrack and effects and chill to your favorite music if you like. These are not as large as the puzzles in other games, the size you see is it, but the puzzles can be scaled up or down in piece counts. There is also a magnifier, ability to have a ghost image or photo of the puzzle, and so on. A pleasant enough game with a hot drink and perhaps some cookies, but not my personal favorite of the series. Still, even if you only like one puzzle out of every ten, that still works out to 50 puzzles you love for 49 cents.

So many puzzle and very relaxing

Interface is solid but annoyingly does not track which puzzle you have completed.