[PlayStation 4] Jigsaw Puzzle Fever Review
Jigsaw Puzzle Fever from Funbox Media and Inlogic Games is a chill experience on PlayStation 4. Learn more in our Jigsaw Puzzle Fever review!

Jigsaw Puzzle Fever from Funbox Media and Inlogic Games is a chill experience on PlayStation 4. You’ll take on a variety of puzzles and play in four difficulty levels. You can play a puzzle with 48 pieces, a puzzle with 48 pieces with rotated pieces, a puzzle with 108 pieces, or a puzzle with 108 pieces with rotated pieces. As expected, the more pieces you need to place, the more challenging a jigsaw puzzle will be. And having rotated pieces certainly bumps up the difficulty.

There are also some extra options to consider when playing in order for you to tailor your experience. You can show a grid to make it easier for you to place puzzle pieces. You can also filter pieces to show only the edge pieces for the jigsaw puzzle so that you can work your way from the outside in. There’s also the peek function, which allows you to take a good look at the completed image so that you can know what you’ll be aiming for. The last one is labeled as help, and it will immediately place one piece in the correct position.

The game has a full trophy list that includes 5 Silver trophies and 9 Gold trophies, and that means this one has a Platinum trophy as well! But to get that new Platinum for your collection, you’re going to have to complete a puzzle in 10 minutes, complete a puzzle for which all pieces are placed correctly the first time, score a perfect 10,000 in any level, complete a puzzle without peeking at the image, complete a puzzle without using any hints, complete a 108 pieces puzzle, complete a level in expert, place all edge pieces first, complete a puzzle within 3 minutes, score 10,000 in 3 levels, complete a puzzle with the edge pieces placed last, get a campaign score of 100,000, and complete ten bonus puzzles.

If you’re a fan of jigsaw puzzles, you’re going to enjoy Jigsaw Puzzle Fever on PlayStation 4. It offers 10 starting puzzles to solve either in 48 pieces or 108 pieces variants, along with some extra difficulty challenges to consider. And once you’ve completed them, you’ll also get to unlock some bonus puzzles for your entertainment. Jigsaw Puzzle Fever is out on PlayStation 4 at a $7.99 asking price.
Disclaimer
This Jigsaw Puzzle Fever review is based on a PlayStation 4 copy provided by Funbox Media.