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Game updates From the blog
Some big upgrades and the return of a few familiar favorites.
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JigsawPuzzles.io provides a new way for puzzle fans all over the world to unite and cooperatively solve puzzles together. We've hand-picked thousands of beautiful, high-quality, family-friendly images from a variety of talented amateur and professional photographers across the globe. This new-meets-old concept brings cooperative online multiplayer to a gaming tradition that people have enjoyed for centuries.
The history of jigsaw puzzles dates back to the 18th century, when cartographer John Spilsbury of London first created them out of wood. They were originally intended to be used as a learning aid for teaching geography and national boundaries on maps.
In the modern day, we've expanded from these humble beginnings to feature countless different types of artwork and photos on our jigsaw puzzles. However, we think some of our best puzzles are still rooted in this tradition of exploring geography and other nations around the world.
Piece together a scenic beach setting from the Spanish Riviera, or check out the vibrant colors and lights of Tokyo's metropolitan sprawl. JigsawPuzzles.io brings some of the world's most breathtaking vistas and locales right into your browser - one piece at a time!
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