How to Play

A small full-color preview of the finished picture sits right above the board — glance at it any time to see what you are actually building. Drag a piece from the tray at the bottom onto the matching spot on the board above — a faint outline of the full picture shows through every empty spot too, so you always know roughly where things go. Drop a piece on its correct spot and it locks in with a little pop; drop it anywhere else and it hops back to the tray, no penalty. Clear all three rounds — three different animals are shuffled in from a roster of twelve (lion, elephant, giraffe, owl, fish, zebra, panda, penguin, flamingo, turtle, monkey, tiger) every time, so you rarely see the same three pictures twice in a row — to see your final score.

Tips

• The small preview thumbnail above the board is a full-color reference, not just decoration — check it whenever a piece has you stuck to see exactly what the finished picture should look like.
• There is no penalty for a wrong guess beyond a moment lost, so when you are not sure, just try the spot that looks closest rather than overthinking it.
• Corner and edge pieces are usually the easiest to place first, since the picture along the border gives you the most to match against.
• Round 3 has the most pieces, so its tray needs a scroll to see them all — swipe the tray up to reach the ones further down if you do not see the one you need.
• Look for the thin seam lines between placed pieces — they mark real piece boundaries, so you can use a neighboring piece's edge as a second clue even after part of the picture is already built.

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