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Jigsaw Sort

By Szekipapa77 · Released

Plays on: Desktop · Mobile · Added

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About Jigsaw Sort

Jigsaw Sort is a calm picture puzzle about postcards. Each level shows you a postcard for a moment, then mixes up its pieces. Your job is to put the picture back together by swapping cards until every one is in the right place. Finished postcards go into your album.

The first level, Lighthouse Cliff, starts with a short message: remember the picture. Look closely before the cards are shuffled, because the picture you saw is the one you need to rebuild. Then drag one card onto another to swap them. A bar at the top shows how many cards are already in place, out of six on the first level.

There is a nice twist. Cards that are in the right place next to each other join up, and joined cards move together. That means a swap can move a whole group at once, which is useful but also needs a little care. Building small correct groups early makes the end of each puzzle much faster.

The panel on the right counts your moves and shows three stars. Fewer moves earn more stars, so the challenge is not just finishing but finishing neatly. Every swap counts, so it pays to think about where a card belongs before you drag it.

On the left, My Album shows how many postcards you have collected. It starts empty and fills as you finish levels. Locked badges at the bottom show new stages at levels 3, 5, 9 and 13, where the postcards have more pieces.

The soft peach colors, small flower drawings and the postage-stamp style give the game a gentle, handmade feel. It is a quiet game, with no timer pushing you on the first levels, so you can take your time with each swap.

Jigsaw Sort is a nice mix of memory and logic. It works well as a short break, and the simple drag-to-swap control makes it easy for any age.

If you enjoy jigsaw puzzles but want something quicker, these small postcards are a pleasant middle ground.

A good approach is to start with the corners. Corner cards are often the easiest to recognize, because they show the edges of the scene, like the sky above the lighthouse or the sea at the bottom. Once the corners are in place, the middle cards are easier to sort, and joined groups start to form on their own.

Each finished postcard is a small reward, and filling the album page by page gives the game a gentle sense of progress.

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How to play Jigsaw Sort

Look at the picture before the cards are mixed. Drag a card onto another card to swap them. Cards in the right place join up and move together. Rebuild the whole postcard to finish the level.

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Tips for Jigsaw Sort

  • Study the picture carefully at the start.
  • Place corner and edge cards first.
  • Build small joined groups early.
  • Think before each swap, since fewer moves earn more stars.

Jigsaw Sort FAQ

How do I move a card?

Drag it onto another card and the two swap places.

What happens when cards join?

Joined cards are in the right place and move together as one group.

How do I earn stars?

Finish the postcard in fewer moves. The moves counter is on the right.

How many cards are in the first level?

Six cards, forming the Lighthouse Cliff postcard.

Jigsaw Sort screenshots

  • Level 1 Lighthouse Cliff card asking you to put the postcard back together
  • My Album panel with a postcard book
  • Moves counter and three stars beside the puzzle

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