Cocomelon Jigsaw

Cocomelon Jigsaw is a straightforward jigsaw board wearing a nursery-show coat, and the piece count is where you set your own difficulty. Twenty-five pieces is a picture a small child can finish sitting on a lap. A hundred pieces of the same image is a genuinely slow afternoon, because the show's flat colours give you far fewer edges to navigate by than a photograph would.

Twelve pictures are in the set, and they open in order: finish the one in front of you and the next becomes available. That turns it into something to come back to rather than a single sitting, and there is nothing counting down while a piece is being nudged into place.

How to play

Pick one of the twelve pictures from the selection screen, then choose whether it breaks into 25, 49 or 100 pieces before you start. Drag each piece from the pile to where you think it belongs; correct placements lock in and wrong ones simply will not stay. Edges and corners are the usual place to begin, and matching the block colours before the fine detail saves time. Complete the picture and the next one in the set opens up.

Controls

Press and hold the left mouse button on a piece, drag it across the board to the spot you want, and release; a piece that belongs there settles into place and one that does not slides back. On a phone or tablet, slide the piece with a finger in exactly the same way.