Buffalo Games - Cinque Terre - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
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About Buffalo Games - Cinque Terre - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
79% found the perfect level of challenge, though 21% found it too easy
The puzzle is difficult because the pieces are cut similarly within the same area.
72% appreciated the learning experience, though 28% didn't find it educational
I find it difficult to solve certain parts of the puzzle due to the lack of color difference between the pieces, which could affect its educational value.
80% had hours of fun and entertainment
At the end of the day, I had a lot of fun and it brought me joy and enjoyment.
I loved this puzzle because of its vibrant colors and little details on the porches like lawn chairs. It was a great and enjoyable experience with very little frustration.
84% praised the vibrant and clear image, while 16% found it blurry
The picture quality is very good with bright colors that match the image.
Despite the pretty picture, the puzzle is of poor quality.
65% appreciated the large and comfortable size, though 35% found it too small
The jigsaw puzzle has 1026 pieces.
The puzzle pieces have similar shapes and the color variations are not sharp enough to discern the correct placement without frequent switches.
I noticed that pieces that are not perfect matches in height or width of the piece it attaches to are incorrectly placed.
Pieces that are not perfect matches in height or width of the piece it attaches to are incorrectly placed.
83% liked the unique and engaging theme, but 17% found it uninteresting
The puzzle's design is closer to a detailed painting than a photograph, but the Mediterranean scene is beautiful.
I am frustrated with the design of the jigsaw puzzle. The pieces are cheap and often fit in places they should not, which I have never experienced before. This indicates a negative experience with the theme and design of the jigsaw puzzle.
