Puzzle Master 2 screenshots

The install process puts the eGames game browser onto the player's machine. from here the player can both launch the game and access its help file

The install process puts the eGames game browser onto the player's machine. from here the player can both launch the game and access this help file which opens in a separate window

The game starts up with this window. The jigsaw preview window has been updated but is still similar to the original Puzzle Master

The 'Tips' screen in Puzzle Master 2 is identical to Puzzle Master 1

This shows the optional ghost picture<br>It also shows how the player configures the game via the menu bar, in this case to make the pieces look thicker

Another new feature is the ability to change the size and style of the pieces during a game<br>This shows the in-game tip that explains it and the relevant game configuration window

Playing a basic game<br>By default all the pieces are the right way up but the game will scramble them if required. The pieces will automatically align themselves when placed in the correct position

When a jigsaw is near completion the player may find some pieces are missing. They are usually underneath the main picture and can be found by moving the main picture

The puzzle has been completed.

The Advanced game options window.<br>This pane allows the player to select which of the game's tunes is played during a game

Some players may prefer to ditch the ghost image and use a thumbnail image instead

The game can automatically arrange the pieces for the player, here they have been arranged in a grid

Some of the game's player aids. Finding and/or fetching the piece that fits next to the pieces being worked on is classed as cheating - but it helps a lot

The Auto-solve feature is great for players who don't like working on vast expanses of sea and sky

A game completed using the auto-solve feature is classed as a game in which the player cheated

Puzzle Master 2

Windows screenshots