Jigsaw Yoogi 1.0

Publisher review:
Jigsaw yoogi is a computer Jigsaw Puzzle game from Yoogi Games. You can choose variety of images supplied with the game, and customise the puzzle piece shape, the number of pieces for a picture.


The game can handle high resolution images (up to 600x800), and up to 500 pieces in a game. Also all common functionalities like save and restore, optional preview picture in small size and a optional ghost image are included.

Some of the advanatage with this game is:

Traditioanlly you buy a high priced jigsaw game and if you loose one piece, the whole set is useless. With Jigsaw-Yoogi you never loose a pizzle.

You can save the game and resume it later. The solved pieces are kept safely until you return.

You can play your own images in this game. This is not possible with a jigsaw puzzle you bought.

You can choose the number of pieces you want to play. It could be a simple 2x2 puzzle with just 4 pieces or a giant 25x25 puzzle with 525 pieces.
Requirements:
600 MHz Proecessor, 128 MB RAM

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
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