“Russian-based YAV Games Developers Team announced this
month the release of its latest Linux game, Alive! Jigsaw. The game
is a virtual jigsaw puzzle designed for gamers of all ages and
features richly animated images and the ability to customize the
number of puzzle pieces from 9 to 160.“
“Alive! Jigsaw puzzles offer striking, colorful animated
illustrations based on the original artworks of Viktor Yegorov, the
highly regarded European children’s artist. The game sports
ascending levels of difficulty and a wide variety of puzzle piece
shapes that automatically snap together when closely aligned.”
“Games can be saved, allowing for multiple sessions of game
play. For those times when a player gets stuck the game offers
help, including an auto-solve feature.”
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