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Jon's Jigsaw Puzzle

Classic ribbon-cut jigsaw puzzle game play with original nature photography and animated puzzles. User-extendable means you can create your own puzzles instead of buying more.

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Release Date:

Feb 12, 2025

Developer:

Jon

Publisher:

Jon

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Single-player

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Languages:

	Interface	Full Audio
English	✔	✔
French		✔
Italian		✔
German		✔
Spanish - Spain		✔
Arabic		✔
Bulgarian		✔
Czech		✔
Danish		✔
Dutch		✔
Finnish		✔
Greek		✔
Hungarian		✔
Indonesian		✔
Japanese		✔
Korean		✔
Norwegian		✔
Polish		✔
Portuguese - Brazil		✔
Portuguese - Portugal		✔
Romanian		✔
Russian		✔
Simplified Chinese		✔
Spanish - Latin America		✔
Swedish		✔
Thai		✔
Traditional Chinese		✔
Turkish		✔
Ukrainian		✔
Vietnamese		✔

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Title: Jon's Jigsaw Puzzle
Genre: Casual, Indie

Developer: Jon

Publisher: Jon

Release Date: Feb 12, 2025

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About This Game

Classic ribbon-cut jigsaw puzzle game play with over 50 included puzzles.

Puzzles feature original high-resolution nature photography and several animated puzzles.

Supports user-generated puzzle packs for continued enjoyment. (For Free, instead of expensive DLC!)

Is that 10,000 piece puzzle taking too long to finish? Save your progress and finish later.

Want to stretch your laptop's battery life while playing? Disable the background animation and music to extend your game time.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

At least some of the music was created or modified with the use of AI.
I experimented with some AI code generation by creating python scripts that would modify images when run.
NOTE: AI did not touch the actual images, it merely codified verbal requests (such as resizing, cropping, merging) into python scripts. FWIW It was a convenient way of finding the correct PIL API to perform the desired action; however, every one of those scripts needed to be modified by-hand before use.