CubeSaw isn't just another jigsaw puzzle, but it has a unique way to solve which adds much enjoyment and fun and makes it absolutely NEW. The puzzle pieces appear to you one by one on one face of a moving cube, and your task is to settle it in its right place and position before it passes the play board. Each cube you settle you win points to your score and each cube you fail to settle you loose points. The game has several ways to increase or decrease the level of difficulty. The game principle is quite simple.

Here are some key features of "CubeSaw":

· The Album contains twenty pictures (Only four in unregistered version).
· Score Display to show you how skilled you are (Registered version only).
· You can record your score if you scored one of the highest three scores in any of the tewenty pictures (Registered version only).
· If you - at least - achieved one high score you can recored your score with the other pictures. Just click Score button, select your name from the list then press "Select your name and click to play" button (Registered version only).
· If you did not complete composing the picture and want to leave, you can save your game. Just click On/Off button and a box will popup to save the game.
· The Cube speed has a wide range to meet your skills (limited range in unregistered version).
· Before you play, you can choose the number of the puzzle pieces(35, 54 or 88).
· Also you can use the 'Guide' which helps you locating the puzzle piece.
· Make the puzzle easy by setting the background picture at full color, or make it difficult by setting the colors to grey or you can ,even, hide the picture


Requirements:

· Pentium II
· 64 MB of RAM
· 15 MB of hard disk space
· resolution 800 x 600