Virtual Jigsaw: Master Pieces
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Source: http://www.southpeak.com/vj/master-info.htm (archived Feb 10, 1998 by the Internet Archive).
With Virtual Jigsaw's main menu, you can simply scroll through the various artworks and select the ones you'd like to solve. From here, you decide if you want a one-sided puzzle - say a Monet - or make it more difficult by adding a van Gogh masterpiece to the back side - thus a two-sided puzzle. You also are able to select your difficulty level, background color, and additional settings.
Virtual Jigsaw then presents the puzzle pieces for you to put together. Like a regular cardboard jigsaw puzzle, Virtual Jigsaw lets you freely move, rotate, and flip puzzle pieces - simply use your cursor. When two pieces of the puzzle "fit" together, Virtual Jigsaw will lock these pieces into place with a clicking sound. (...)
When you complete your masterpiece, Virtual Jigsaw gives you an audio reward - or sound effect tailored to the artwork you solved. In addition, a "Congratulations" box appears that tells you about the artwork or artist, as well as how long it took you to complete the puzzle.
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