Jigsaw

Jigsaw is a video game in the puzzle genre and published by Vidipix originally released in 1986. It is currently playable on Dragon 32/64.

Released in 1986, Jigsaw was a popular game for the Dragon 32/64 computer. Developed by Garry Scarff, it was a puzzle game that challenged players to solve various jigsaw puzzles in a limited amount of time. With colorful graphics and clever gameplay, Jigsaw quickly became a favorite among Dragon 32/64 owners.

Jigsaw featured a variety of puzzles, ranging from easy to challenging, with each level increasing in difficulty. This allowed players of all skill levels to enjoy the game. The graphics were vibrant and eye-catching, with each puzzle piece intricately designed to fit perfectly into its place. The music was also catchy and added to the overall experience of the game.

One of the standout features of Jigsaw was its time limit. Players had only a certain amount of time to solve each puzzle, adding a sense of urgency and excitement to the gameplay. This feature kept players engaged and motivated to complete each puzzle as quickly as possible. For those who enjoyed a challenge, Jigsaw also had an option to increase the time limit, providing a more intense and difficult gameplay experience.

The controls for Jigsaw were simple and easy to use. Players could use either the keyboard or a joystick to move each puzzle piece into place. This gave players the freedom to choose their preferred method of control and made the game accessible to all Dragon 32/64 users. The intuitive controls also helped to make the game more enjoyable and less frustrating for players.

In addition to the time limit, Jigsaw also featured a scoring system. Points were awarded based on the speed and accuracy of solving each puzzle. This added an element of competition to the game, as players could try to beat their own high scores or compete against others. It also gave the game a replay factor, as players could strive to improve their scores with each playthrough.

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