The Jigsaw Puzzle Garden Reviews

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I was very disappointed that I had to ask for a refund on this game because it was the only one I could find that would let me put in my own photos or screenshots for puzzles, but it required a VR headset (which, after buying the game, I was informed that I did not have --- it's a thing that actually fits right on your head -- over your eyes ---- who knew such a thing even existed???). Anyway - the game is probably a great game, but for me it didn't work out. I rating it as recommended only because I am truly in no position to say it isn't any good but I wanted to get a comment in here to let folks like me know what, exactly a VR headset was so they don't make the same mistake.

It's good. I like it but it could be so much better. I wish I could grab and move groups of pieces. Why not have it so that if you hold the grab button, then when you pull the trigger in conjunction, it grabs a group? I wish it displayed the image of what you're working on, on the wall. Because the pieces are magnetic, when I'd place a piece incorrectly in a group, sometimes it would be difficult to remove, all the other pieces magenetism, fighting to hold it in place. I love that they are thick cut, wood pieces but it would be great with different shaped pieces but it does have a certain challenge in that they are all the same, like the Shmuzzle Puzzles I used to do (all pieces were the same lizard shape).

It was good. 1-2 dollars more expensive that it should be given the current state, but it deftly scratches an itch. I don't know why the hell it only let's you use one controller, and the puzzle cutter maths will crop a rectangle out of your custom pictures, so you can't do different sized or square puzzles. You also can't move pieces as a group, so you should start completing the puzzle in the middle of the perfect lil room. [spoiler]I was going to whine about the puzzle pieces sometimes sticking or being uncooperative, but that was very mild overall, and mirrors RL now that I think of it.[/spoiler][list][*][quote]             ːredieː          ːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ː       ːgreybːːgreybːːgreybːːgreybːːgreybː    ːgreybːːgreybːːSNF3ːːindbːːgboxːːgreybːːgreybː ːgreybːːgreybːːturboxːːyboxːːgboxːːpboxːːblocks5ːːgreybːːgreybː ːgreybːːgboxːːppboxːːblocks5ːːblocks1ːːyboxːːppboxːːSNF3ːːgreybː ːgreybːːSNF3ːːSNF5ːːyboxːːblocks2ːːpboxːːindbːːgboxːːgreybː    ːgreybːːSNF3ːːSNF1ːːSNF4ːːblocks2ːːyboxːːgreybː       ːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ː       ːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːspaceboxːːsnf2ːːsnf2ː       ːsnf2ːːframe01ːːframe02ːːframe03ːːsnf2ː       ːsnf2ːːframe08ːːbboxːːframe04ːːsnf2ː    ːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ːːsnf2ː[/quote][/list]

Head -> Desk. This title has some nice concepts, but the execution is moronic in the extreme. Pros: Moderately complex puzzles In-game radio You can use your own images Cons: The pieces of the puzzle are on the floor. Not "on a floor." But ON THE FLOOR. You have to get down on your hands and knees to assemble the puzzles. As I said, Head -> Desk. It would have taken the developer all of a few extra minutes of coding to create a table in the small room to contain the puzzle pieces so you didn't have to sit on the floor. Or even attach them to a blank wall. But no, you have to sit on the floor. In it's current state, this is a "Don't Buy." Wait for additional complexity, movable chunks of pieces, and definitely an option so you can stand and play, or even sit in a chair and play.