It's not fast, it's not furious.
There are no timers, or awards, or stars, or scores.
It's more by way of a relaxing antidote to Rage Quit Hyperventilation.
The pictures constantly change as they come from Flickr's public feed of recently uploaded pictures. You simply have to reassemble the picture by rotating the tiles.
The game is an HTML5 version of my Firefox add-on of the same name: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/rotating-tiles-picture-puzz
· minor update to make things less selectable
The game is done well, and delivers on its promise.
If I might suggest one thing ... Maybe you could add a second mode of play, perhaps with less pieces, but where you have to swap two, instead of rotate one. It might make your game more interesting to more people.
Best regards.
Not bad, meditative and relaxing.
Namu Myōhō Renge Kyō
Stupidly fun game, only complaint I had was that it said how many pictures I had left to rotate, made it easy to cheat. Now I found the "show hint" button and lost my only complaint.
Thanks for that. You might also like to try it outside of its frame: http://uploads.ungrounded.net/alternate/1071000/1071766_alternate_43006_r2.zip/ or use Firefox's: Show Only This Frame.
playing on google chrome, sometimes while I rotate a tile the entire image turns blue, which I suspect is unintended behaviour on the puzzle part.
Thanks for the heads up.
I've never seen that happen under Firefox... I'm guessing that Chrome is somehow allowing you to select the tile pieces (in fact canvas elements) - unfortunately, that's not a behaviour I'm familiar with. :(