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Easybrain's jigsaw app, with more than 30,000 pictures, a daily puzzle and boards of up to 400 pieces.
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Jigsaw Puzzles does exactly one thing: it puts a picture on the screen, breaks it into pieces and lets the player drag them back together. There's no scoring and no timer, just a catalogue of over 30,000 HD images sorted into categories like Flowers, Nature, Animals, Art and Landmarks, plus a Hard Puzzles section for people who want to suffer a bit. Piece counts go up to 400, and the gallery gets new additions daily. A free daily puzzle is a small routine to keep up, and seasonal events hand out collectible postcards. Mystery puzzles hide the picture until it's assembled. If a piece won't fit, the Hint button finds the next match, and the background can be swapped to make pieces easier to see. Pictures are free, and the pitch is memory and concentration rather than competition.
Easybrain's jigsaw app does one thing and lets it be. A picture goes on screen, it breaks into pieces, and you drag them back together with no score and no timer. The catalogue runs past 30,000 HD images in categories such as Flowers, Animals, Nature, Landmarks and Art, with a Hard Puzzles section for masochists.
Piece counts reach 400, new pictures arrive daily, and a free daily puzzle gives it a routine. Mystery puzzles hide the picture until done, and seasonal events pay out postcards. Rated 12+, it holds a 4.7 from over 1M ratings.
You choose an image, pick a piece count, and start sorting edges from middles the way you would on a table. Pieces snap when placed correctly. A Hint button points to the next fitting piece if you're stuck, and swapping the background colour helps when pieces blend in.
Most people make the daily puzzle a habit and dip into the catalogue when they have longer. A 400-piece board is a proper sit-down; a small one fits a coffee break. Nothing hurries you, and the listing frames it as memory and concentration rather than competition.
Over a million ratings makes it one of the most-reviewed apps in this batch, and that's why it surfaces: people search for a jigsaw app and this is the one that's already on everyone's phone. The huge free catalogue, the daily puzzle and the absence of timers are what they're after.
The pictures are the look, and with 30,000-plus HD images across nature, art and landmark categories, the five screenshots will mostly show photographs under a scatter of pieces. Easybrain's interface style is restrained and functional, with the board taking all the space it can. Background colour is adjustable, which is a small but useful visual control.
Easybrain Ltd is a large puzzle publisher, and the listing says the gallery grows daily. A 4.7 from more than 1M ratings is as strong a signal as mobile store data gives. The listing is iOS only, and a version field isn't captured for games, so the last build can't be dated.
Unhurried evenings
No timer and no score, just a picture to put back together at your own pace.
Daily puzzle habits
The free daily board and seasonal postcards give regulars a small ritual.
Big piece counts
Boards up to 400 pieces suit people who want a real sitting, not a snack.
Rated 12+, which is cautious for jigsaws. The listing says pictures are free, and doesn't itemise purchases or ads; Easybrain's apps commonly carry ads with a paid removal option, but that isn't confirmed here.
Offline play isn't addressed. A catalogue this size suggests images download on demand rather than all at once, but storage needs aren't stated. Sign-in and region details are also absent.
Our take
An easy recommendation for anyone who wants a jigsaw app with a vast free library and no pressure. The rating count alone says it's reliable. Skip it if you want puzzles with competition, scoring or a storyline; this is deliberately the opposite, and the listing describes it as a concentration exercise rather than a game.