Slide Jigsaw is move piece to complete an image similar to the original image.

Slide jigsaw puzzles have the following features:

Starting state: In the initial state of the puzzle, the original image is divided into small pieces. The image is square, and the smaller pieces are usually square or rectangular in shape. If you move the image to another cell, it will exchange its position with the image in that cell.

Goal: The goal is to perfectly reconstruct the original image by moving the given puzzle pieces. It usually takes several movements to complete the original image, and the solving process is accomplished through sliding movements that move the puzzle. Depending on the number of pieces, the number of moves you need to make also increases.

Time limit or number of moves: You may need to complete a puzzle within a limited time or complete an objective within a set number of moves.

Difficulty: Various levels of difficulty are provided, and you must remember the original image first given and then complete the given image.

Sensory training: Slide jigsaw puzzles help improve spatial reasoning, problem-solving skills, concentration, and hand-eye coordination. It is also useful for developing visual acumen and patience.

Slide jigsaw puzzles are a popular game for all ages. Additionally, slide jigsaw puzzles come in a variety of shapes and themes, from simple designs to works of art. The goal of the game is always to complete the original image, but it also provides the fun and satisfaction of discovering the pictures hidden behind them.