Place or float
Put an upright piece directly into its correct board position, or move it onto the open board to assemble away from the answer.
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Playable browser puzzle
Second Sight makes picture assembly playable, not just clickable.
A selected scene becomes 36, 64, 100 or 144 interlocking pieces. Players turn, sort, join and place them through a real puzzle board rather than a picture with superficial drag-and-drop.
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What the game implements
The pieces behave like pieces.
The game draws shaped pieces from the selected picture, tracks their positions and orientation, and supports both direct fitting and open-board assembly. A faint guide, picture preview and board zoom are optional aids rather than compulsory shortcuts.
Turn and connect
Rotate pieces in quarter-turns. Correct neighbours in the same orientation join into a movable group.
Keep the group
Store connected pieces together, inspect or rotate them, then return the group to the board without losing its assembly.
The full game and this public proof
A focused demo, not the whole collection.
The local game is fully playable across three series of six scenes. The website deliberately offers one complete puzzle, so a visitor can try the interaction without downloading the whole picture set.
Three series, four piece counts and explicit save/load of one puzzle in the browser.
One scene, the same piece and assembly interaction, and no saved progress after closing or reloading.
Try the evidence
Choose a piece count, then start assembling.
The demo opens on a clean board at 100 pieces. Choose 36, 64 or 144 before your first move if you prefer a different challenge.
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