Yes, 48 Pieces is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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I’ve only just started using this app yesterday I know a lot of people think it needs a tutorial but it is pretty easy to figure out once you get started it’s so fun you can take your pictures and turn them into puzzles it’s definitely not hard I would recommend this app definitely
I've only just started using this app so as I get used it I will have to update this review. There was no tutorial to explain how the app worked so it was it a little like finding your way around in the dark. Once you figure out how to get around, how to find or make your own pics, how and where to find the pieces, how to move and rotate them, everything else is a breeze. I haven't found a way to increase or decrease the amount of puzzle pieces or the level you want to play at such as "easy, normal, hard". It feels as if someone just put this together with no bells and whistles and just assumed that if you've played one puzzle game you've played them all. Therefore, you should be able to figure this one out with no problem. There is also nothing particularly special about it. Nothing that draws the players attention away from all the other games.
I believe the title is enough of a selling point. There's a picture of a softball that gives the perfect balance of skill and fun for any puzzle enthusiast. 10/10 would puzzle again.
This game is pretty fun. Could use a little more tutorial in the beginning as far as turning the pieces but overall, the more you play it, the easier it is. Finding myself play it more and more now.
I'm not an avid puzzler. I'm am always looking for things that are challenging. Most games are really designed for a younger audience or for those that want to blow stuff up. I prefer to give my brain a work out. It takes a bit of getting used to the fact that you can't actually pick up a piece and fit it to another in your hands. You have to eyeball it. The tool that turns the pieces around is also a little harder to use than expected. If you do find a piece and the place where it is supposed to go it will lock in. That is helpful. There are enough choices to keep you busy.
This is an exceptionally fun and addictive game to play! And it is designed in such a way that eliminates any frustrating obstacles (I am not a techy person, so I get impatient and discouraged very easily), yet it still challenges the player to make completing the puzzle quite satisfying. It's beautifully designed, so it is easy on the eyes, as well.
