BangCoi Jigvo

Stop 1 — The Gallery. Twenty-four rooms open one after another, each holding a jigsaw cut from one of twelve hand-drawn scenes: a lighthouse at dusk, morning balloons, harbour houses, a mountain lake, a city at night, a desert caravan, a koi pond, a sunflower field, a snowy village, a coral garden, a tulip mill and an autumn avenue. Sizes run from 9 to 64 pieces. Stop 2 — The table. Drag pieces from the tray onto the board. Real tabs and blanks lock into place when they land in the right spot and slide back when they do not. Edges sorts out the border, Ghost lays a faint copy of the image under the board, and Hint shows the way. Stars depend on your time against par and on how few drops miss. Stop 3 — The Studio. A daily challenge of 25 pieces, the same for everyone, sits beside open play, where any unlocked scene can be cut into 9, 16, 25, 36, 49 or 64 pieces. Stop 4 — The Wall. Each finished picture is hung in a frame with a museum label and stamped Complete, until all twelve cover the wall. Stop 5 — The archive. An Art Quiz of ten questions from 24 real facts, ten badges stamped as you go, and a Ledger with pictures completed, pieces placed, time at the table, fastest times for each size and your last 25 entries. Haptics, the ghost image and the paper grain can be changed in Settings, and the game plays offline, with no ads and no account.