In this era of confinement and social isolation, puzzles are one way you can pass the time while having fun. If you usually enjoy classic puzzles but don't have any at home, don't worry: there are several websites and apps where you can access puzzles free of charge. We'll give you a quick overview of some to check out.
The Jigsaw Puzzle app has thousands of puzzles across a range of categories, including nature, art, animals, and more. In addition, it has various levels of difficulty ranging between 9 and 400 pieces. Like a normal puzzle, you can rotate the pieces which complicates the game even more. It also offers you daily challenges with mysterious photos so you can compete with yourself and other players.
Jigsaw Puzzle World is another interesting option for puzzle fanatics. It has levels ranging from 9 to 225 pieces, and it lets you play in real-time in multiplayer mode while recording your victories in a virtual ranking board. It also supports 16 different languages.
Animal Puzzle for Kids is specifically designed for your little ones, and it's packed with recreational and educational games. It includes a hundred illustrations of all kinds of animals (farm, jungle, and pets) so that young boys and girls can have fun learning.
Jigsaw Explorer is a free online platform containing thousands of puzzles. Start by selecting the image and the number of pieces you want. You can make the game more challenging by rotating the pieces or hiding some of them, and you can even change the background. Placing the pieces is super easy, just click on the one you want to place and then click the place where you want it to fit. Another advantage is that there's hardly any advertising.
Jigsaw Planet
Jigsaw Planet is another interesting site for puzzle lovers. Not only does it have an impressive catalog of images, but it also has a stopwatch that allows you to race against other users.
I'm a Puzzle
I'm a Puzzle is a simple site for beginners with art puzzles. You can select stock photos from their site or upload your own, and then choose the level of difficulty (up to 40 pieces). You'll then be able to choose a game mode (slide or change), and you can even decide the shape of the puzzle pieces.
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Free Online Puzzles: The Best Puzzle Sites and Apps
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