Horse Jigsaw Puzzles Game Kids - Animal puzzles for children

Introducing Horse Jigsaw Puzzles Game Kids

If you or your children enjoy engaging in entertaining horse-themed activities and solving jigsaw puzzles for free, then this particular puzzle filled with stunning horse images is a must-have!

This complimentary horse game functions just like a traditional jigsaw puzzle suitable for both kids and adults. Once a piece is chosen, it remains on the board even if placed incorrectly, and you can adjust the piece until it slots into the correct position. Your progress will be automatically saved, allowing you to pause and resume at your convenience.

These soothing puzzles showcase exquisite images and offer a delightful reward upon completion of each picture. The horse-themed puzzles encompass graceful stallions, adorable ponies, wild horses, and more, while the rewards range from balloons and fruits to snowflakes and numerous other surprises!

Within this offline game featuring magnificent horses, players have the option to select puzzle pieces ranging from 6 to 72, enabling them to tailor the difficulty level based on their age and skillset.

Features:

- Delight in playing enjoyable complimentary horse games

- Earn rewards upon finishing each picture

- Various difficulty levels cater to all ages

- Generate personalized jigsaw puzzles using your own photos

- Save preferred images to your photo library

- Enjoy offline gameplay without requiring an Internet connection

- App has been recently updated for 2023

The app boasts diverse collections of free jigsaw puzzles for adults ready for download, including:

- Adorable dogs featuring charming puppies

- Cool dinosaurs showcasing impressive prehistoric creatures

- Multiple vehicles such as cars, trains, trucks, and more

- Spooky Halloween collection with pumpkins, ghosts, and other typical elements

- Classic Christmas category displaying Santa Claus and festive holiday images

- and a myriad of others!

Explore our other entertaining and complimentary apps designed for both kids and adults to discover more relaxing puzzle games!

Music: Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

How to Play Jigsaw Puzzles

Step 1: Separation.

The first thing you should do before starting any jigsaw is separate the pieces (actually, you should take it out of the box...) start this by separating the edges from the middle pieces.

Once you have done that, take out the corner pieces.

Now, with all the straight edge pieces it is time to color sort, put light pieces with light pieces, dark with dark and medium color with medium color, if you don't have many medium color pieces just put them with the closest category.

When you have done that you should scroll down to the next step!

Step 2: First Placement!

Now, you should start to see the patterns in the edge pieces, put together the easy parts and then the harder parts, when you have finished that, you have made what is known as "the frame".

Now you can start separating the middle pieces into colors!

Step 3: Middle Pieces!

To separate the middle pieces you will use the same principle as the edges, if you see any patterns appearing in certain pieces separate them, I have 5 piles, going from top to bottom-left to right I will explain them;

Light color pieces, these are going to go together so I pile them up.

Mostly blue pieces, these have no "light or dark" category but I saw a pattern.

Random pieces, these couldn't fit in any of my 4 categories so they got a category of their own.

Fish and coral, this particular puzzle is an underwater scene so these will go together.

Last but not least I have a pile of black pieces, judging by the patterns depicted on these pieces I can tell that they will go together.

Step 4: Category Placement.

I chose to work on the black category first because I saw it made a turtle, putting this together was easy so I did it first.

When putting together a smaller category (like the black one) be sure to make it inside the frame or it may be hard to transfer later!

Step 5: Category Placement (2).

Now I chose to do the light category.

The reason for choosing this category next was because I could see it went on the top of the puzzle.

At this stage I could see that the blue category completed the dolphins so I put it in.

Step 6: More Placement!

Now, I have two options, I can put in the random pieces or the coral and fish pieces, I choose the coral an fish because I only have 8 random pieces and I will be able to easily see where they go after putting the fish and coral in.

BTW, at this stage I have placed 100 pieces, I still have 8 left, the box states that it is a 100 piece puzzle!

Step 7: Finishing the Puzzle!

Now, I can very easily see where the 8 remaining pieces go so I put them in and complete the puzzle.

The principles of separating and placing are the same throughout jigsaw world, if you have a different method that you like my advice to you is: "Stick to it!" Why change something that already works?