Jigsolitaire

Half jigsaw, half solitaire, Jigsolitaire from Gamincat hands players a scattered set of photo cards and asks them to rebuild the original picture. The appeal is the moment a piece lands in its correct neighbourhood and locks to the cards around it.

Control is by swiping: drag a card anywhere on the board, and once it sits next to its true neighbour the two join. From then on the joined group moves as a single unit, so the board gradually shrinks into larger chunks until one image remains. Several cards can click into place at once, producing chain reactions that the developer leans on as the main reward. There is one wrinkle to watch: stacking a smaller card over a bigger one may cause the bigger card to shrink, so careless placement changes the puzzle. Photos cover themes such as flowers, landscapes and animals, and the developer says more themes are planned. Sessions can be short or long, depending on how many boards a player wants to clear.

The game rates 4.5 from 436,595 ratings, with 78% five stars and just 4% one star, and it has passed 10,000,000+ installs. It is free with ads and has no in-app purchases. The latest update arrived on 2026-09-09, Android 7.0 or newer is needed, and it carries a PEGI 3 rating. We list 21 versions; the newest, 1.2.2, is a hefty 147.9 MB.

Jigsaw fans who want a quicker, tidier format than hundreds of tiny pieces will enjoy it, as will anyone who likes relaxed photo puzzles. Players on limited storage or who dislike ads should weigh those two points first.