Jigsaw Frame: Relax

Bon que dire… Je suis assez déçu de mon expérience. Je pensais qu’il y aurait des tas de puzzles différents sur le même thème avec des niveaux différents mais en fin de compte il y a 8 puzzles revenant en boucle. Cela dit pour les chasseurs de succès, c’est l’idéal ; pour les autres, ce n’est pas la même histoire. La musique est sympa mais pas du tout en accord avec les images et je ne parle même pas de la voix féminine répétant sans cesse la même phrase à chaque pièce correctement posée. Bof, bof pour le côté détente et relaxation. Où sont les images montrées dans la vidéo teaser ? De plus la qualité des images n’est pas mauvaise mais loin d’être satisfaisante. Il y a beaucoup plus beau ! Le jeu n’est pas cher donc je ne regrette pas mon achat mais je vous le conseille en promotion tout de même (2,39 € pour 80 minutes hors promo, ça fait cher la minute). Je mets un pouce rouge car il n’y a pas de 3ème possibilité sinon j’aurai mis « mitigé ». Tout le monde n’y trouvera pas son compte et même moi avec peu d’expérience dans les puzzles, je n’ai pas été satisfait. A vous de voir…

This cost me $1. An easy achievement grab but nothing more. I recommend only buying it on special, at a price you'd be happy to pay for 8 poor quality puzzles + 50 achievements. I thought the game would have 50 different puzzles based on the number of achievements, or at least different difficulties/different number of pieces. But that doesn't seem to be the case unless I did something wrong, and missed a bunch of puzzles that were hidden somewhere. The images are quite silly. Most of them are partially naked women with dragons. However the art is very cheesy and thus doesn't feel overly s*xual. Speaking of which, if the art was actually just photographs of cheese I think I'd enjoy this more. - 8 images with 24 pieces each (6 X 4). - The pieces are squares, not traditional puzzle pieces. - The pieces lock into place when they're in the correct space. So it's easy to complete by trial and error. - Puzzle image is only shown for a few seconds at the start. - You can click a button to briefly show you the image again, but I don't find that too helpful. - The "Options" seem to only include volume controls, but I played it muted while watching something. - Puzzles can be skipped or backed out of at any point. - There is a timer, but there is no time limit, your completed times aren't saved, and there are no achievements based on time. The timer appears to be pointless. - 50 achievements. Each time you complete a puzzle you get an achievement. It doesn't seem to matter how often you complete any given puzzle. It seems that if you wanted to, you could just do the same image 50 times and unlock all the achievements. *Note: The images shown on the store page of the angel and the girl with the rose are not actually in the game at all. But some of the images hidden behind "locked" symbols in one screenshot are in fact in the game. Although I don't think there was any sort of lock/unlock mechanism in the game.