
A whole new world is within reach; prepare for a fantastic adventure. Piece after piece, complete puzzles to progress in the story. Enjoy puzzles the way you like; decide how you want to play.
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Set off on your new adventure in an amazing world where Magic is its own master. Assemble the pieces of this lost story together to reveal a forgotten truth.

A beautiful story made of 20 unique puzzles hand-painted by a professional artist - no photo stock
Complete the story in Normal or Challenge mode as you like (shapes - grid - picture in background...)
All jigsaws available in 5 different sizes: 28, 112, 220, 500 or 1000 pieces
Unique music for each puzzle
Discover the new Special mode featuring 15 jigsaw puzzles to complete. Magic is unpredictable, you will face the unexpected and will have to adapt to new rules!
32 achievements to complete - directly available in-game!
One hidden puzzle to discover! Who knows where it leads...
You have been hundreds to play My Jigsaw Adventures: Roads of Life and thanks to your help and feedback. We worked very hard to make this new episode even better with more puzzles, more challenges, more variety and additional comfort features. During the development, we managed to include some features from MJA: A Lost Story to MJA: Roads of Life. We will continue to do when that's possible.
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Languages: English*, German*, French*, Italian*, Spanish - Spain*, Russian, Simplified Chinese*, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
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I am a Jigsaw Puzzle Geek at heart, and although My Jigsaw Adventures: Roads of Life was an amazing puzzle adventure, A Lost Story took me on an unforgettable journey. Yes, this is a journey experience, beautifully illustrated by Jeremy Adams and synced with amazing music scores by Alec Shea, to completely immerse you as the story unfolds, little by little, puzzle by puzzle. There is 20 Jigsaw Puzzles total and each puzzle can be customized with several options. You can play in a Timed or Relaxed Mode, choose from three different Puzzle Shapes (Traditional-Mozaic-Arrow) as well as the Number of Pieces you prefer (28-112-220-500-1000) You can choose where you want the puzzle pieces to be displayed (top-bottom-left-right-or any combination such as top & bottom, or top & right, for example) and where you want the cursor to grab the puzzle piece (such as the center of the puzzle piece) The options don't end with the puzzle pieces! You can choose to display Grid Lines on the puzzle and then adjust the color, transparency, and thickness of the grid lines. You can choose the Background and then adjust the transparency and sharpness of the background. You can Ghost the puzzle's Image and adjust the opaqueness. We're still not done with the options folks! You can Show/Hide the Timer, select the Zoom Speed (1x-2x-3x) choose to Outline the puzzle pieces (Soft-Medium-Hard) which make the pieces more defined and easier to see. They have now labeled the option feature icons when you move the cursor over them such as Change Background, Hint, Shuffle, Restart, and the Exit icons, which wasn't available in the first game. This has just about everything I have ever wanted in a puzzle and more. It automatically saves my progress, I can download the images from the Gallery, it even has a Hidden Challenging Puzzle! The only two features I'd love to see added would be a section to download my own images, and I would like it if the puzzle piece made a clicking sound when they were correctly placed so I knew it was in the right place immediately. I can't wait for my third adventure! Thank you Cold Coffee Studio for taking me on another Puzzle Adventure!
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I won this game in a drawing and frankly I'm not a fan of puzzles, until now. The fantastic scenery and compelling story really incentivises me to complete the puzzle and discover what's next!
Awesome Jigsaw Puzzle game with beautiful artworks (every puzzle was a pleasure to complete, and I love the nature theme), interesting story and great soundtrack! I also really like that everyone can decide for themselves how to play the game: you can choose what the background should look like, how many pieces you want (I found that for me, 220 pieces is the perfect amount - not too hard if you have no idea what the picture looks like and not too easy), what shape the pieces should have and if you want the picture and puzzle grid displayed or not. Big plus: All achievements are unlockable just by playing and completing the game, no extra grind needed. The Challenge Mode is a lot of fun, too. Don't wanna spoil too much, but especially the last puzzle was a hard nut to crack and took me quite a while. Though totally worth it :D
I couldn't decide if I wanted this to be positive or negative, but I do think I'm going to go with not recommend. The art is beautiful, and the artist is clearly very talented, but the game was not it. There were a LOT of bugs. And since it came out 6 years ago, I doubt there will be any changes anymore. I couldn't select puzzles a couple of times and had to restart, and the game just kept finishing puzzles for me when I opened them. By the end when this happened I just stopped bothering to go back and play it. Also, I was in it for an interesting fantasy plot, but I could probably explain the plot to you in one sentence. There wasn't really much to it. A lot of the puzzles were the same as well. They were almost all landscape paintings, and almost all of them had 80% of the puzzle as open sky. Finished? Yes Steam Achievements? Easy Steam Deck? Did not try. Rating? 4/10 My curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45865425-CozyAriGames/ Full videos on Youtube
My Jigsaw Adventures - A Lost Story is a jigsaw puzzle game with a loose plot based theme. Assemble each puzzle and get a little text blurb to carry you on to the next one. The puzzle engine looks to have been flipped from Unity but as far as I can tell the artwork is original (at least one would hope so). While the puzzles work, the images aren't really well suited to a casual jigsaw experience, being a little muddy in some places due to coarse brush technique on the painted images. Pieces don't snap very well together, so you can end up clicking a few times until they finally connect. Resolution is locked and can't be changed, so there's no capacity for gamers to tweak the settings to meet their own specific optimisations. Games don't exist in a vacuum, and this $5 USD jigsaw puzzle, with a few defects, is competing against arguably better, free products. I can't recommend it.
My Jigsaw Adventures - A Lost Story is the sequel to MJA - Roads of Life. However, they are separate stories and you can play them out of order. Took me around 15 hours to complete and get 100% achievements using a mouse (13ish hours on the bulk of it, extra time on the bonus puzzle). Difficulty is easy, with bigger puzzles and differently-shaped pieces if you want more challenge. - This game comes with 20 story puzzles, 15 special puzzles, and one super special puzzle. - There are two modes. One is Normal, and one is Challenge. Challenge sets a timer and you win crowns if you beat it under a specific time. - There are three shapes of puzzle in story mode: Regular, Square, and Arrow. And you can choose how many pieces each puzzle is in the main menu. Pretty sure every other review covered that. I just wanted to stay in the loop. Here's the real review: No one is allowed to thumbs down My Jigsaw Adventures. It's a rule. This is the only adventurous jigsaw series I know of that provides what you want and then some. The music's adventurous, the art is great, and it's fun to play as a whole. That said, the story in this game feels simpler than Roads of Life. Where the story in RoL is jumping sharks with dragons, swords, stumbling across the wildest unknowns, all in a quest to save the one you love (as stated in the very first scene, I'm not ruining it for you), and you're on the edge of your seat screaming, "What's going to happen Next?!", A Lost Story is more general scenery. I had trouble following the story to this one because some of it seemed detached from the art (What was up with the wolf?) and the plot felt sad as a whole. Sometimes the music felt off, too, swinging from chill to SUPER EXCITING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY! This was extra weird because the some of the art in the Special puzzles felt like it could've provided a much more adventurous story concoction. That's not to say the game is bad. The puzzles are still fun to do, and the art is still great. On top of that, A Lost Story adds in the special puzzles feature, offering a whole new set of enjoyment and spontaneity. I clearly had no issues 100%ing everything over here because of how fun and chill everything is. And you can dl the art after you beat the puzzles and get the soundtrack for super cheap, so that's cool. Puzzles! Woo! Got it for 5 bucks, too, so it's also entirely worth it.
Concept is cute but when the top 3 free browser jigsaw games all beat this for controls... yikes. Also no rotation option? I got sucked in by 1000 piece count (too many jigsaw games top out at about 300). Negatives: -If I scatter the pieces, they should ya know, scatter? No, let's line them up in a one piece line and leave the entire rest of the screen empty... -Let's make it take twenty tries for pieces to snap together -No click and drag so can't move groups of pieces around -No rotation -Five minute after opening, I've rage-quit and gone back to browser games with lower piece counts, but far superior controls.
Developed and published by CCS, My Jigsaw Adventures: A Lost Story builds upon the foundation of the series by combining traditional jigsaw puzzle gameplay with a light fantasy narrative. Rather than simply presenting a collection of unrelated images, the game ties each completed puzzle into an unfolding adventure that encourages players to keep progressing. The story itself remains intentionally simple, acting as a gentle backdrop that complements the relaxing nature of the gameplay instead of dominating it. This approach gives every completed puzzle a greater sense of purpose while maintaining the calm atmosphere that puzzle enthusiasts generally seek. The game's most impressive feature is its artwork. Instead of relying on generic stock photography, every puzzle is based on original hand-painted illustrations that depict magical environments, mysterious characters, and colorful fantasy landscapes. Each completed image feels like a page from an illustrated storybook, making the process of assembling the puzzles rewarding beyond simply finishing the challenge. The soundtrack further enhances the experience, with individual musical pieces accompanying different puzzles to create a soothing atmosphere that fits perfectly with the game's leisurely pace. The combination of artistic visuals and relaxing music makes it easy to lose track of time while solving each scene. Customization is another area where the game performs exceptionally well. Players can select from multiple puzzle sizes, beginning with smaller layouts suitable for newcomers and extending all the way to 1,000-piece challenges for dedicated puzzle fans. Additional settings allow users to modify puzzle shapes, activate reference images, display helpful grids, and adjust several other options that make the experience as accessible or demanding as they prefer. These features allow the game to appeal to a broad audience, whether someone wants a quick, relaxing session or an extended challenge that requires patience and careful attention to detail. Beyond the core campaign, A Lost Story introduces additional content that adds replay value. The inclusion of a Special Mode featuring extra puzzles with unique gameplay conditions helps prevent the experience from becoming repetitive after the main collection has been completed. Hidden content encourages exploration, while Steam achievements provide optional objectives for players who enjoy completing every aspect of a game. Although these additions do not dramatically alter the formula, they successfully expand the overall package and provide worthwhile incentives to revisit completed puzzles. The narrative itself is intentionally modest, serving as a pleasant companion to the gameplay rather than an elaborate fantasy epic. Players expecting extensive dialogue, character development, or dramatic plot twists may find the story relatively light. However, this restrained approach works well because it never distracts from the primary appeal of the game: solving beautiful jigsaw puzzles in a peaceful environment. The progression system creates enough curiosity to motivate continued play without disrupting the relaxing rhythm that defines the overall experience. Technically, the game delivers a polished experience with an intuitive interface and lightweight system requirements that allow it to run comfortably on a wide range of computers. Features such as cloud saves, achievement support, multilingual options, and compatibility across multiple operating systems increase its accessibility and convenience. While the mechanics remain rooted in the familiar structure of digital jigsaw puzzles, the careful attention to presentation and quality-of-life features helps distinguish it from many similar titles in the genre. My Jigsaw Adventures: A Lost Story succeeds because it understands its audience. It does not attempt to reinvent digital jigsaw puzzles, but instead refines the formula through excellent original artwork, flexible customization, relaxing audio design, and an engaging fantasy theme that ties the experience together. The additional challenge modes and collectible content provide enough variety to keep players engaged long after the first few puzzles are completed. Although its story is fairly straightforward and the gameplay remains traditional, the overall package is thoughtfully designed and consistently enjoyable. Anyone looking for a relaxing puzzle game with artistic charm and satisfying progression will find plenty to appreciate here. Rating: 7/10
Very nice puzzle game to chill. The artworks are beautiful and the music relaxing. So far the story seems nice too. Would recommend!
Piecing together colorful, fantastical landscapes, accompanied by an interesting narrative and relaxing music, makes for a very theraputic puzzle game. Not to mention you can customize the layout and difficulty of the puzzles at your leisure. 7/10
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