Each level is a pixel-art picture broken into pieces. Drag them together until the image is whole. That is the entire game.

There is no penalty for a wrong placement and no timer, which makes it one of the few genuinely undemanding things here. The pieces snap when they are close enough, so the fiddly precision that ruins most jigsaw games is absent.

Where it gets interesting is the later pictures, which use large blocks of a single colour. With no detail to guide you, placement becomes deduction from edge shape alone — closer to a real jigsaw than the early levels suggest.

Each picture is different, so it does not repeat itself. Good for short sessions.