Jigsaw Gallery
PuzzleFree to playSwap the shuffled picture tiles back into place and restore the neon scene in as few moves as you can.
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How to Play
Jigsaw Gallery cuts a generated neon scene into a grid of tiles and shuffles them. Tap one tile to lift it, then tap a second to swap their positions. A tile turns green the instant it lands in its correct slot, so you can see your progress at a glance. Pick a difficulty before starting: Easy cuts 6 pieces, Normal 12, and Hard 20, and the par for a top score scales with the piece count. The puzzle is solved when every tile is home, and every round generates a fresh picture so no two solves look alike.
Controls
- Tap a tile to pick it up
- Tap another tile to swap them
Tips & Tricks
- 1Green edges mean the tile is correct
- 2Solving in under twenty swaps scores best
- 3Work corner to corner to keep orientation clear
- 4Because a correct tile locks in with a green edge, solve the obvious corners first and let the remaining swaps shrink on their own
- 5On Hard (20 pieces) do not swap a tile twice — every move costs score against par
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the green outline mean?
A green outline shows the tile is already in its correct position within the restored picture.
How do I move a tile?
Tap one tile to lift it, then tap a second to swap their positions. There is no dragging, every move is a two-tap swap.
What do the difficulties change?
Easy cuts 6 pieces, Normal 12 and Hard 20, and the par for a top score scales with the piece count.
Is the picture the same every time?
No — every round generates a fresh neon scene, so no two solves look alike.
When is the puzzle solved?
When every tile sits in its home slot. Finishing in fewer moves than par scores best.
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