MeshGames Jigsaw - Offline

MeshGames Jigsaw is a calm, offline picture puzzle built for a phone you hold in one hand: big pieces you can actually grab, a board that fills the screen, and a ghost image if you ever want a hint. Play with no account, no internet connection, and no advertising. Drag pieces out of the piece box and drop them onto the board to rebuild the picture, one piece at a time. PLAY JIGSAW - Drag pieces from the Pieces Box onto the board; a piece near its home locks into place with a click - Standard mode is a 4 by 3 grid of twelve pieces; Easy mode is a 2 by 2 grid of four, a good place to start - The faded picture behind the board is an optional hint — hide it to solve without help, show it any time you want it back - No timer, no score, and no failure state — solve at your own pace - Changing the mode shuffles a fresh puzzle - Single player, start to finish on your own schedule MADE FOR TOUCH - Pieces and the board scale to the device in portrait and landscape - The board fills the available screen rather than sitting in a small central strip - Large drag targets sized for a thumb, not a stylus NEARBY SESSIONS Bluetooth is used only when you choose to host or join a nearby session. Older Android versions may group Bluetooth discovery under a Location permission. The game does not use that permission to display, save, or share your physical location. TALK AND CHAT NEARBY - Optional push-to-talk radio: hold the button to talk to the players in your session; one player speaks at a time, and nothing is recorded or saved - Optional text chat with short messages that stay on the nearby connection and disappear when the session closes - Mute or block any player; blocks are remembered on your device - Report a player through the in-app report option, which opens an email draft you choose to send PRIVATE BY DEFAULT - No account and no sign-in - No advertising, analytics, or tracking SDKs - Settings, statistics, and your local profile stay on your device Play at home, on flights, during travel, or whenever you want a quiet picture to put back together.