On the 3D Gallery Puzzle main screen you’ll find all of the most important options. First off, you can select the source for your puzzle pictures. Here you can select between:
- My Gallery – Shuffle
- My Gallery – Manual Selection
- Built-in Images
With the first option, your puzzle motifs are automatically selected at random from pictures saved to your phone. With Manual Selection, you can select a specific folder to be used for puzzle pictures. I actually liked the built-in pictures that come with 3D Gallery Puzzle. They are very rich in variety as you can tell from the screenshots.
The next option is the difficult level, which can be adjusted with the help of a slide bar. The higher the difficult level, the more pieces there are in a puzzle.
Using the three buttons on the bottom left, you can turn the sound and help function on/off as well as select determine your puzzle grid size. Placing boxes around the puzzle pieces is all the help feature really does. If you turn off the boxes, it is more difficult to distinguish the individual puzzle pieces and solve the entire puzzle. The puzzle begins by pressing the Go button. An uploaded picture gets cut up into pieces according to the selected difficulty level and grid size. To make a move, first click on the puzzle piece you’d like to move and then on apiece that’s located on the board. The pieces then switch places. You’ll hear a sound and the help box will disappear if your pieces match up.
You have following options via the menu button:
Next Image lets you skip through to the next picture and Hint shows a picture of the entire puzzle.
3D Gallery Puzzle is a well-done puzzle game in terms of both graphics and game play.
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