Jigsaw Puzzle Womens Day

Jigsaw Puzzle Womens Day is here. The game is set to launch on 16 November, and will put the spin on puzzles made famous by Matt Hoffman’s The Prodigy . Inspired by the character of Bruce Campbell’s Alias Sawyer, a perennial rock star, players need to think strategically about which blocks to remove, and to place next to each other. Despite being told as “jigsaw puzzles with 12 or 13 individual pieces” by Hoffman himself, the game doesn’t aim to be mindless. Taking place on an 8x8 board, the goal is to complete each of the seven stages in one piece to unlock the next, while trying to avoid falling to the ground or causing any damage. The difficulty setting scales to your own, but there are no save points and no chance of falling. Still, it’s certainly a fair option for those that are struggling.