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Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is a traditional style jigsaw puzzle game in a universal style, each piece uniquely shaped like no physical puzzle could be.
Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is a casual, indie and puzzle game
developed and published by Pixel Puzzles.
Released on February 19th 2016 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 378 reviews of which 324 were positive and 54 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.47€ on K4G.
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- OS *: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP
- Processor: Intel® Core 2 Duo
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9.0 Compatible
- Storage: 250 MB available space
- Sound Card: Generic Sound Device
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Since there's really not that much to say about jigsaw puzzle games in general, this review will be a summary of pros and cons, accompanied with brief commentary by me. Pros -piece edges diversity: all puzzles have pieces with their own distinct edges (the interlocking bulges / notches), which rather give an original feeling to each puzzle. -achievements: easy to accomplish a perfect game (100% achievements), only time and patience required, little skill. -functionality to leave puzzles unfinished: the game picks up where you left all locked-in-place pieces, all remaining pieces are back in the border Cons -no player accounts: 1 player only, bit of a pity, since I’m father in a family of 4 gaming people, who want to track their progress separately. -final puzzle (the one with 350 pieces): is rather tedious In short: Pixel Puzzles: Space is a soothing, little jigsaw puzzle game with little functionality. Would be better with more and larger puzzles. Picked it up at a sale (<€1), completed approximately 2 puzzles / week. Took my time enjoying puzzling. Perfected the game (100% achievements) in 20 hours and moved on. Probably never replaying Pixel Puzzles: Space again, since there are other Pixel Puzzles versions on the market I want to complete. When my desire to puzzle comes back, that is. Cheers, SultanK
After visiting Japan, fighting undeads, observing birds and watching anime, you're going to space! Pixel Puzzles: Space is a jigsaw game, based on the universe, planets, astronauts and everything that can go to space. You have to build pictures by assembling pieces that are floating in space, which is the core of the game. However, now, you can choose any puzzle instead of waiting to unlock them: meaning that you can begin by the 350 pieces one and finish by the easier ones of 60 pieces. To make your job a little easier, you can use bonus: see the whole picture for a few minutes, rotate the piece or show the right place. But how to unlock them? Floating with the pieces, you'll find parts of a rocket. Put one of them on the bonus you want to use and launch it. However, using the bonus will prevent you to launch a bigger rocket and to unlock the puzzle launch achievement. In other words, if you're an achievement hunter and using bonus in every puzzle, you'll have to do them twice. At least one of them will have to be done that way as achievements for launching the bonus are also included. While the feature above is the main novelty of the game, with the freedom of choosing any puzzle, I have to speak about the little astronaut bouncing around. He's not annoying (he doesn't speak) but some people are bored to see him - contrary to me that managed to forget him at each puzzle. You can take him and make him bounce from an higher height, until you hear him scream and crash on the ground, dead. My only little problem is that while trying to place a piece and rotating it too quickly is sending it back to the floating sky. Besides, for the pieces that are doing the outline, they're also often send back to it. While they're placed correctly, you can see them move a little during the process. If you try to place them at that exact place, it's like the game is considering that place as the floating sky. It's annoying after a while as the best way to begin the puzzle is to find a maximum of the outline pieces. I loved the pictures in it: they're really varied - planets (Earth or not), deep space, astronauts, shuttles launching, satellites, anything that is related to space and that can make a beautiful view. The soundtrack itself is very faithful to the theme. However, I noticed that on my laptop, the game was lagging a lot while on my desktop, it worked perfectly fine. I don't know why however and I will not try to find the answer as I finished the game on the desktop. Pixel Puzzles: Space had an hard launch because of the bugs tied to the launch achievements and to puzzles not resetting. However, these are fixed. I waited for that to make a review (and to finish the game). Else I was ready to post a positive review about it. Pixel Puzzles: Space is easily one of my favorites in the series, with Japan. Developers did a nice job. If you have any patience and loves jigsaw games, you can buy this one without problems. You have 25 nice pictures with the ultimate challenge of not using any bonus (that's the first game where I didn't rely on the bonus, apart for the achievements related to them).
Firstly if you don't like jigsaw puzzles, you can stop reading now. Simply all members of the Pixel Puzzles series are designed for jigsaw lovers. They are a true delight to play and here's why.. Pixel Puzzles 2:Space is a wonderful addition to the series. You get beautiful space art for the new set of puzzles. There's a new side game meshed in. And best of all for once there's no anoying factor to contend with this time around. The pros very pretty art to reasssemble challenging cuts to the pieces as always fun mimi game enjoyable rocket launching (hint: always launch the main rocket before finishing your current puzzle) there is no anoying fairy, koi, or zombie to deal with Pixel Puzzles 2:Space is an excellent experiance and real fun to play. Relaxing and stess relieving with no puzzle box to store or pieces to pick up. Beautiful art with a fun theme. So for a most enjoyable jigsaw puzzle time, you should add this to your collection. Rating 9.8/10 reason... there are never enough puzzles Interested in more reviews like this : http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Original_Curators_Group#curation
I'm actually writing this review because I am thoroughly impressed with the developers. They had done many bug fixing patches but I encountered one they missed. I asked them to please look into it and see if another patch was needed. That very same day, they released another patch just to fix the issue I had found. So they not only keep track of the discussion board on a regular basis, but they also listen to us and fix things promptly. I've always enjoyed their jigsaw puzzle games and Space is just as fun as the rest. While you're playing, there are little mechanical cylinders floating all around (in the same floaty space as your puzzle pieces). There are 3 little spacecrafts at the bottom of the screen and you can place a cylinder in one of them to get a hint. Since there are so many cylinders, you can use many hints, if need be. The first little rocket will show you the picture again for a few seconds so you can make a game plan. (hit the letter G to launch it). The second little rocket will show you where in the puzzle the piece you're holding goes - so pick up a piece and hit the space bar. The last little rocket rotates your puzzle piece to the correct angle. So pick up a piece and hit ctrl. (I think I got that right). Also, I believe there is an option to set all the pieces to the correct angle to begin with if you dislike rotating them. So... after you put a cylinder into a little rocket and hit the correct key to gain that hint, the rocket will blast up and off your screen - but will reappear again right away so you can use that hint again. Now for the fun part. If you don't use a single cylinder for any hints, you can build the BIG rocket, all the way to the left of the screen. It requires every single cylinder to complete - thus why you can't use hints. If you're not planning on using any hints or you find you're almost done with the puzzle and haven't used any cylinders, then build that huge rocket (with each cylinder added, you can see it take shape) and it will blast off when completed. Okay, it's very cool looking but why are we doing this exactly? Because when you finish your puzzle, a shuttle will come down and land perfectly straight - which gives you a "launch puzzle" achievement along with the "complete puzzle" achievement. Two achievements for the price of one. As long as you don't use any hints. Lastly, if you're feeling morbid and twisted, you can grab onto the spaceman jumping around, drag him all the way to the top of the screen, and drop him. He will splat and you'll have a nice little bloody mess to stare at while you're working away on your puzzle. I did it once to see what it was like but it was just a little too ooky for me. I mean, I was trying to relax with a cool puzzle and nifty space music - so killing the poor spaceman and then getting to stare at my handywork kinda broke the mood I was going for. :p In closing: This is a very enjoyable jigsaw puzzle game made by developers who care and listen to us. I recommend this game wholeheartedly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
No, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 4.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space received 324 positive votes out of a total of 378 achieving a rating of 7.97.
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Pixel Puzzles 2: Space was developed and published by Pixel Puzzles.
Yes, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is not playable on MacOS.
No, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is not playable on Linux.
Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is a single-player game.
No, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Pixel Puzzles 2: Space is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Pixel Puzzles
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19 Feb 2016
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