Granite Puzzles · Jigsaw
Foliage Jigsaws
Jigsaw puzzles of twelve painted New Hampshire scenes: the Kancamagus in October, Mount Washington in snow, a loon at dawn, a sugar shack in March and more. Pick 16, 36, 64 or 100 pieces. There's a new picture every day, and your progress stays on your device so you can finish a puzzle later.
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Keyboard
| Drag | Move a piece; it locks in near its spot |
| E | Show only the edge pieces, or all of them |
| P | Peek at the finished picture |
| H | Hint: one piece goes to its spot |
How to play
Drag a piece with your finger and drop it on the frame. When it's close to the right spot it snaps in and stays put. Touch the empty table to scroll the page. Edges sets aside everything but the border pieces, Peek shows the picture faintly in the frame, and Hint puts one piece in for you.
- The pictures
- Twelve paintings of New Hampshire places and seasons, each cut the same way every time for its piece count. Today's picture is the same for everyone on the same New Hampshire date, and All pictures lets you play any of them.
- Pieces
- Pieces start mixed up around the frame. Drop one near where it belongs and it locks in; placed pieces sit under the loose ones, so they never get in your way. Pieces don't need turning.
- Edges and Peek
- Edges hides the middle pieces and lays the border pieces out in the tray, so you can build the frame first. Turn it off to bring the rest back. Peek shows the finished picture faintly behind the pieces.
- Hints and the clock
- A hint moves one loose piece to its spot, border pieces first. The clock starts with your first move, stops while the tab is in the background, and stops for good with the last piece. The result says how many hints you used.