Daylife in Japan - Pixel Art Jigsaw Puzzle Reviews

This is one of the best jigsaw puzzle games I've played in a long while. The collection of scenes is very cozy and the pixelated art style works well. The best part about these puzzles that sets them apart from other collections is the small animations throughout each scene, which gives the pictures some life and adds a visually interesting element to the puzzles that is new and refreshing. Format is as expected if you are not new to this genre. Each scene has several difficulties that scale up by increasing the amount of pieces as they get smaller. Progress is saved automatically so you are free to exit the game whenever you'd like. There is only one music track for the entire game and it's pretty good and fits the scenes. The full price of $1.99 is also more than fair. Overall I've enjoyed my time with this game and found it to be very relaxing. If you enjoy jigsaw puzzles, I would definitely recommend this collection.

A fun puzzle game that starts off easy but goes on to tiny pieces in "Pro" mode. These are simplified pallette, pixelated drawings, so the more difficult levels have large numbers of pieces of the same colour - that's where the difficulty comes. A couple of helpful things; it being a digital puzzle, parts of the images are animated, which helps you place things, and all the pieces are automatically oriented. The only negative I found was that if you accidently click the right mouse button when placing a piece the game "assumes" you cheated, and looked at the full picture, and it greys out that piece. You don't get marked down or anything, it just looks messy. You can also "lose" a piece under the puzzle if you drop it, and then you click the arrows icon at the top to flush it out. BUT don't click that icon until you're nearly finished or it will reshuffle all the pieces that you had carefully sorted - and then you have to do it all again.

A nice jigsaw game. Some features: Cute animations Parts can be assembled and moved together outside of the puzzle Decent amount of room to sort pieces, though more room or trays would be nice A little buggy - if you are moving a piece and accidentally click it into 'show picture' mode, then put the piece down before exiting the mode, the piece may be invisible or barely visible. Closing and re-opening the puzzle fixes this.

Good jigsaw puzzle game, can be a tad tedious with the backgrounds on the harder difficulties but still a good game nonetheless

Just bad. - The pixel art is boring and washed out (and seems like it's stolen as well, due to many different styles...) - The animation speed is way too fast, no clue if the devs forgot what frames per second are or not - Some of the puzzles, especially the second to last one are extremely annoying due to no patterns in large same colored areas - There's no zooming in, which might make this a lot harder on small screens with a large resolution ...