Puzzles of Life
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| Developer(s) | Young Forest Games |
| Publisher(s) | Young Forest Games |
| Distributor(s) | Young Forest Games |
| Release date(s) | Mid-December 2006 |
| Genre(s) | Puzzle |
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Summary
Puzzles of Life is a very easy to use jigsaw puzzle game that allows you to play a puzzle however you like. There are 100 Official puzzles that range from the largest macrocosm (stars and galaxies) to the smallest microcoscm (cells and other tiny objects) and everything in between. Combine this with an infinite number of User added puzzles and the game has a tremendous amount of replay value.
Description
Players begin by Image:Selecting from one of 100 Official puzzles, or by adding in their own puzzles from any picture that they have stored in their personal library. They then select a style of cut (shape) and how many pieces they would like to play with (between 6 and 300). The game then loads to the playing field where the pieces are distributed.
Once on the Image:Playing field the player begins to put the puzzle together. They can flip and rotate pieces, set a personal time or score limit, look at the box top for help, change the background, and do a number of other things to help them complete the puzzle. At the end of the puzzle they are congratulated and their final time and score is presented.
While they play the game they are brought into the Puzzles of Life world by the music of Jeffrey Michael and Fireheart Music. His relaxing piano pieces backed by string and other instruments really helps set the mood, and is very relaxing to listen to.
