Om Marigold Pussel
Marigold Jigsaw Puzzle is a relaxed jigsaw game with real tab-and-blank pieces. Pip the chipmunk, a marigold tucked behind one ear, paints every picture fresh: mountain lakes at sunset, mushroom villages, a lighthouse under the moon, hot-air balloons over patchwork fields, autumn woods, a coral reef, a snowy cabin, wildflower meadows, red-rock canyons, a harbour town, a palm island and a blossom pond. Each scene comes in three moods and is painted from a new seed, so no two free puzzles look quite alike.
Choose 12, 24, 48, 96 or 150 pieces. The Daily jigsaw is the same painting for everyone on the same day and keeps a streak; New picture deals a fresh one whenever you like. Your table is saved, so you can close the page and carry on later.
Så spelar du
- Pick a number of pieces, then Daily jigsaw or New picture. The pieces are spread around the board.
- Drag a piece onto the board. When it is close to its own spot it clicks into place and stays there.
- Pieces that belong next to each other also click together anywhere on the table and then move as one group, so you can build a corner or a tree off to the side and drop it in later.
- Edges hides every piece without a straight side, Ghost shows a faint copy of the picture on the board, holding Peek shows the whole picture, and Tidy spreads loose pieces out again.
- When the last piece clicks in, the picture lights up. Your score is 10 per piece plus a time bonus, doubled if you never used Ghost or Peek, and the golden piece marked with a star is worth 100 more.
Kontroller
- Tangentbord
- Drag pieces with the mouse, or click a piece and then click where it should go. Tab picks the next loose piece, the arrow keys nudge it (Shift moves a whole piece width), Escape lets go. E edges, G ghost, hold P to peek, T tidy, M menu, N next puzzle when done.
- Pekskärm
- Drag a piece with your finger. You can also tap a piece to pick it up and tap the spot where it goes. Hold the Peek button to see the picture.
Tips
- Start with Edges: the straight-sided pieces make the frame, and the frame tells you where everything else goes.
- Sort by colour before you place: sky, water, grass and the bright objects like balloons, houses or fish each make a pile you can solve on its own.
- Look at the tab shapes. A piece with two tabs on opposite sides never fits a spot that needs blanks there.
- Save Ghost and Peek for when you are really stuck: a clean solve doubles your score.
