Spectacles Marseille Puzzle

Solving a puzzle can be a bothersome task, especially since the pieces can scatter at any moment if you are not careful with them, or if someone else stumbles into them by accident. However, thanks to computers and technology, you can now enjoy the challenge of a puzzle in a virtual environment, where nothing can disturb you, or your creation.

Spectacles Marseille Puzzle is a simple puzzle game that allows you to put your imagination to work and see whether you can solve a pretty complicated puzzle, using nothing but your wits and a mouse to do so. Thanks to the intuitive drag-and-drop interface, all you need to do is drag the pieces into their respective position, although you also need to make sure that they fit together.

The image you have to obtain is that of the legendary Disney character, Mickey Mouse, which should be a big hit with the children. Composition-wise, the picture is quite clean and uneventful, which shouldn’t pose any trouble for the young minds. It does, however, require a bit of thinking and some spatial awareness skills, since it’s still a puzzle game, after all.

In case you happen to get lost along the way, you can use one of the available buttons and preview the final image. This can really come in handy if you are uncertain about how to proceed, although the simple color scheme should make this option rather obsolete. It’s a nice feature to have, however, even if you might not get to ever use it.

Every time you correctly fit a piece, it automatically sticks to the rest of the puzzle and you can move the entire thing at once by dragging it around. To top things off, every piece increases the completion percentage and you get hard proof that you are one step closer to figuring it out. At the end of it all, the overall completion time is displayed, which is a great way to challenge yourself to finish it faster and faster with every occasion.

All things considered, Spectacles Marseille Puzzle is simple and intuitive enough for anyone to enjoy it, regardless of age, or previous contact with computers. However, it only contains the one puzzle, so it definitely won’t keep you occupied for more than half an hour or so, depending on how set you are on getting a better score.