Inside Out Jigsaw Puzzle

Inside Out Jigsaw Puzzle has an advantage most jigsaws do not: its cast is colour coded. Joy is yellow, Sadness is blue, Anger is red, and that means the first sweep through the pile practically sorts itself - you can pull an entire character together before you have any idea where it sits on the board.

The background is where the game actually happens. Once the bright figures are assembled, what is left is a spread of similar tones, and there the only clues are the cut lines and the way one piece leans into the next. Choosing a bigger piece count stretches that second half far more than the first.

How to play

Set the piece count first - it is the difficulty dial for the whole round. Drag pieces from the scattered pile onto the picture area and release them where they fit. Group the pieces by character colour before trying to place anything, then build each figure separately and slot the finished figures into the background last. The round ends when the picture is whole again.

Controls

Pieces respond to dragging only: hold a piece with the mouse button or a fingertip, carry it over to where it belongs, and release. Nothing else is needed to play.