Paris: Jigsaw Puzzles

It's a fun game to try and complete multiple puzzles. Comes with a diverse set of issues that wont leave you bored from the lack thereof. You can't see what you're going to make beforehand so you're left guessing. You can't save your puzzle progress at all so it is best done in one sitting. You also can't even switch puzzles.

This is like when Icarus made those wings out of wax and shit but then he flew too close to the sun. It's like Adam Sandler, a tragically misunderstood, genius crafter who suffers for his artwork. I love this game more than Dark Souls II, and that's saying a lot. Only buy this game if you're prepared to cream your pants every time you turn this masterpiece on.

That's one seriously basic puzzle game

Instead of an in-game puzzle selection menu where you can preview and pick a picture, you have to select one of the 15 pictures through the Steam launch option menu, and then remember that "the nice pic I may want to replay is launch option [i]Picture 8[/i]". There are much better, free jigsaw games you can play in a browser. On the plus side, the whole game is only 6 MB on disc, a rarity nowadays. I also liked the uneven puzzle piece sizes. Some are huge, some are tiny. In the end, the pictures provided are not impressive enough to overcome the problem of a non-descriptive text-only selection menu.

I cannot choose my puzzles, get a got 2 pictures and on the second one, that was it, it pops up every time I open the game and i have no icon to click to choose another puzzle! Very dissappointing