
Jigsaw Masterpieces Switch Review
Platform | Nintendo Switch |
Release date | 5/21/2020 |
Cost | $0.99-$4.99(depends on the starter version) |
Publisher | BottleCube |
Rating | E |
For licensing reasons, Jigsaw Masterpieces will not allow to you take screenshots, but that’s fine. There’s plenty to find on the Nintendo’s website because Jigsaw Masterpieces has 64 DLC packs. Yes, you read that right, SIXTY-FOUR pieces of DLC, all priced at $2.99 for ten puzzles each. Each DLC is a different puzzle theme, anything from Seasonal Flowers in Japan, to Baby Animals.

So how is the Jigsaw puzzling itself? Its fine. You have three difficulty levels for each puzzle, 70, 260, 400. In the puzzle, you can preview the painting with the up D button, clear undecided pieces with left D and split between edge and interior with right D. Thankfully, every piece is upright(unlike real jigsaw puzzles). The pieces are tiny on 400, but the touch screen is responsive and you can pick up individual pieces well.

There’s not much more to say, Jigsaw Masterpieces a good jigsaw puzzle game with tons of DLC, meaning tons of puzzles for you to enjoy, and the DLC often goes on sale. While I would’ve liked more puzzles for your buck, I’ve seen more expensive jigsaw puzzle games that give you fewer puzzles, so its ok by me.
Overall: The jigsaw puzzle game to end all jigsaw puzzle games.
Verdict: Recommended
Nintendo Site(I linked to the publisher search page so you can see all the DLC).
P.S. For a horrible jigsaw puzzle game, play Anime Beauty Girls Puzzle! For one for girls, try Mermaid Story!