Did you know that there are many different types of jigsaw puzzles?
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Difficult puzzles
Difficult puzzles are complex. They may have over 40.000 pieces, or they may have repeating objects on them, which makes the overall process extremely complicated.
2D
The goal is to connect the pieces and create a 2D image. They can be educational or just for fun. Some sub-types include glowing puzzles or extremely difficulty types. This is the most popular type on the market.
3D
These puzzles are used to represent actual models, items or products. For instance, you will use pieces to create a house. The pieces are made from foam and they work as building blocks.
Hidden Image
Basically, these are 2D puzzles with an additional feature. Once you are done, you will have to find a hidden object, item or a character on that image. They are known as an improved and more appealing type compared to traditional 2D versions.
Colored
The pieces are black and white. But, once you connect all of them and create an image, shape, or something else, you can paint them to get a more detailed, realistic look. Some puzzles show a complete or partial image on the box.
Floor
Floor puzzles are 4 feet tall or even taller. They are commonly found in classrooms where many children can work on them to complete them. Their pieces are bigger than in other puzzles.
Glow in the dark
Once again, these are 2D puzzles. However, when in the dark, they will glow thanks to special colors used. All of them must be left on the light for some time before they can glow.
Murder Mystery
You will have to complete a puzzle. Then you will use logic to find the answer to a mystery present. It can be a murder or anything else. Most puzzles won’t display the complete finished puzzle, and you need to read the story before starting.
Custom puzzles
Custom puzzles can have any image you like. This can be your personal image, a portrait, a photo of a loved one, or anything similar. As the name suggests, they are custom made.
Photomosaic
They may look like any other puzzle, but they have many, smaller images on them. These can be seen from a distance or up close, and they can make the overall experience even better. Additional images can make the process more complicated or easier, depending on the nature of a puzzle.
