PuzzleGame

Before you read any further, you should be aware of reports that sliding puzzles can cause insanity. There's no doubt they're addictive and they've certainly made some puzzle solvers tear out their hair and swear a blue streak. When the first sliding puzzle was invented it set off a worldwide craze. That same simple puzzle is still challenging puzzle solvers more than a century later. Sliding puzzles are cousins of mechanical puzzles, like those that require you to disentangle two twisted nails or to fit a collection of blocks into a cube. They're also related to jigsaw puzzles and to mazes. Rubik's Cube is a 3D variation on a sliding puzzle. Picture puzzle is a classic puzzle game that challenges a player to slide (frequently flat) pieces along certain routes (usually on a board) to establish a certain end-configuration. The pieces to be moved may consist of simple shapes, or they may be imprinted with colors, patterns, sections of a larger picture, numbers, or letters. This version of the game offers its players picture puzzle. Slide through the great variety of pictures or use your camera roll or gallery to import your own pictures and solve the puzzle. It's a great way to pass time progressively and it's a great game for people of any age. Picture puzzle will develop kids' thinking and logic skills. For adults it's the right leisure-time game. Overall, it's a game for the whole family. And here's a little hint that'll help you solve the puzzles easily: The algorithm consist of following steps: Solve the top corner (step 1 below) Solve the left corner (step 2 below) Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the puzzle size is decreased to 3×3 Solve the top corner only (step 1 below) Solve the remaining 3×2 puzzle (step 4 below) To move a piece to any position the easiest way is to: Put the blank square at the target position Move your piece in the target direction by moving all the pieces one square forward Put the blank square ahead of your piece again by revolving the pieces around your target piece Repeat steps 2 and 3 until your piece reaches its target And now go ahead and try for yourself. Good luck!