Pony Jigsaw

Pony Jigsaw locks its twelve pictures behind each other, so you cannot skim through easy ones and leave the hard pieces for later - finish the picture in front of you before the next one unlocks. That structure works well for kids because there is always exactly one puzzle to focus on, never a pile of unfinished ones sitting in the background.

The difficulty choice matters more than it looks. Twenty-five pieces is forgiving enough for a young child to finish alone, forty-nine asks for real pattern-matching, and the hundred-piece mode is slow going even for an adult, since pony coats and manes repeat similar colors across a lot of pieces.

How to play

Choose a difficulty before you start - 25 pieces for a quick, easy round, 49 for a proper challenge, or 100 if you want it to take a while. Drag each piece to its spot on the board; it locks in place once it is close enough. Finish the picture to unlock the next of the twelve ponies.

Controls

Tap and drag pieces with your finger or the mouse. No other controls.