Cartoon Tractor Puzzle
Six cartoon machine pictures, each playable at 16, 36, 64 or 100 pieces.
Six illustrations, four piece counts each, and nothing else — this is a jigsaw that states its contents honestly and delivers them. The piece counts run 16, 36, 64 and 100, which is a real spread: the smallest is a child’s puzzle and the largest is a proper sit-down.
Because the source images are cartoons rather than photographs, the colour areas are flat and the outlines are strong. That makes even the hundred-piece version approachable, since almost every piece carries a recognisable fragment of a line.
Twenty-four combinations of picture and difficulty is a decent amount of content for something this simple, and the interface stays out of the way throughout.
Controls
Mouse or touch to drag pieces into position.
How to Play
- Pick one of the six pictures.
- Choose 16, 36, 64 or 100 pieces.
- Drag each piece to where it belongs.
- Complete the image, then try it again at a higher count.
Tips & Tricks
On cartoon art, sort by line rather than by colour. Pieces carrying a thick black outline almost always belong to the machine itself, and separating those from the flat background pieces halves the search before you place anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pictures are there?
Six, and each can be played at four different piece counts — twenty-four puzzles in total.
Is the hundred-piece version too hard for a child?
Probably, but the sixteen-piece version of the same picture is not, which is the point of the choice.
