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Jigsy

Jigsy is a daily spatial puzzle where you rotate, scale and place polyomino pieces to fill three new grids every day, with Classic, Pro and Extreme difficulty levels and daily resets at midnight.

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Jigsy challenges players to fit polyomino pieces into a grid, but with the key twist that pieces can be resized as well as rotated and positioned. Each day offers three fresh grids at Classic, Pro and Extreme difficulty. The site emphasizes short plays of about five minutes and highlights that the satisfying final placement often follows an unexpected scale change.

The site is free to play without an account and runs leaderboards, streak tracking and a weekly leaderboard. A free account saves your streak and exposes leaderboards; a one-time Premium purchase for 5 pounds unlocks the full archive and extra content like Triangles. The archive stores every past grid and Premium users can access it on demand.

How to play Jigsy

  1. How to play Jigsy
  2. Choose one of the three daily grids: Classic, Pro or Extreme.
  3. Select a piece, then rotate it to match the target orientation.
  4. Use the scale control to change a piece’s size so it fits the gap as well as its position.
  5. Drag the piece into place and drop it; continue until all pieces are placed and the grid is complete.

Tips for Jigsy

  • Start with pieces that have distinctive shapes or straight edges to establish the grid boundaries early.
  • Try different scale increments while rotating a piece to reveal sizes that align with nearby gaps.
  • On touch devices, use pinch and twist gestures to combine scaling and rotation in one motion for faster fitting.
  • When stuck, remove recently placed pieces and explore alternate size combinations for the remaining gaps.

Jigsy FAQ

What is Jigsy?

Jigsy is a daily spatial puzzle game where you rotate, scale and position polyomino pieces to fill three new grids each day. The scaling mechanic is the core novelty and changes how you reason about where pieces belong compared with ordinary jigsaw or polyomino puzzles.

Is Jigsy free to play?

Yes, Jigsy is free to play and you can play the daily grids without creating an account. Creating a free account lets you save your streak and participate in leaderboards, while a one-time Premium purchase unlocks the full archive and extra modes like Triangles.

When do new puzzles come out in Jigsy?

New Jigsy grids are released at midnight each day. The site also notes that the leaderboard resets on Monday, and there are three fresh grids daily across Classic, Pro and Extreme difficulties.

Can you play past puzzles in Jigsy?

Yes, Jigsy maintains an archive of every grid ever set. Access to the entire archive for on-demand play requires the Premium purchase, while the archive pages list past grids and replays are available for some recent puzzles.

Who made Jigsy?

Jigsy was created by Chris Dawson, based in Bath, UK. The site identifies the project as an independent effort by that creator and includes contact and press kit links on the site.

Does Jigsy work on mobile and tablets?

Yes, Jigsy works on any device including computer, phone and tablet, and the site states a good tablet is especially well suited because it supports natural finger gestures for scaling and rotating pieces. Touch gestures are the intended interaction on mobile devices.

What do the colour or visual options mean in Jigsy?

Jigsy offers three visual modes for the grid appearance: full colour, white pieces or mono, and you can choose which style you prefer. Your chosen visual option persists across Classic, Pro and Extreme grids to keep a consistent look while you play.

How is scoring structured in Jigsy?

Each daily grid has an associated point value: Classic is 100 points, Pro is 250 points and Extreme is 500 points. Those point values are used for streaks and leaderboard scoring as indicated on the site.