Tasty Jigsaw: Happy Hour (拼图)

Tasty Jigsaw: Happy Hour 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.shutterstock.com/image-photo/family-toasting-red-wine-christmas-dinner-232765210]"Family Toasting Red Wine Christmas Dinner"[/url], stolen and used without any apparent permissions or rights from the Wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock. 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 ...

8floor is one of those jigsaw producers with a definite niche. A strange niche where scary clowns and women lounging against trees are included with afternoon tea and fruit displays. There's honestly never any rhyme or reason to these collections, and each one uses the same exact music as every other collection. That said, you can pick it up for a sales price of .49 cents USD on the Summer Sale, so it works out to ten puzzles for one penny. And I can usually find enough good ones to cover my purchase and make me reasonably happy. This has the same bells and whistles as the other collections like the ghost image, ability to do the border first, box for your pieces and so on. You can change the background and there is a magnifying glass tool as well. They aren't bad collections on sale, and are kind of amusing to paw around in to see what odd goodies you got, so I'd give it a thumbs up on sale or if you just need to spent a few cents more to get a store discount.

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I bought a number of these when they were on sale so I'd have some casual thing to play which gives a little bit of a dopamine boost when completed. I give the puzzle games a thumbs up, if only just. There's not much to them and if you get them on sale, it's not a bad deal. You really don't need more than one or two of them as there are plenty of puzzles in each to keep you busy. Things I like: With each puzzle, you can choose how many pieces (within an allowed range determined by the puzzle), whether you need to rotate them during assembly, and how skewed the pieces are. If you increase the piece count, I recommend increasing the skew as well. This makes finding pieces a little easier as they aren't all alike. What I don't like: There's no easy way to determine which puzzles you've already assembled. You can go to the record list, but it shows them in the order you assembled and not in order presented on screen. It'd be nice if there was a visual indicator on the browser to you let...