Pixel Puzzles 2: Birds

Pixel Puzzles: Birds, as the Name suggests, is a Puzzle Game with Penguins, Eagles and other Ferderlivestock as the Theme of Decaying Logic. This Game has a total of 25 Puzzles of different Sizes. At all of them, the individual Parts swim around the Board in a Kind of Pond. So You have to fish out the Puzzle piece you want first. While this works very well with the smaller Puzzles, it becomes very confusing with the larger ones, as the individual Parts are tiny. In addition, many Parts look very similar, especially with larger Water Surfaces, which leads to a very long sitting at many Puzzles and the Motivation drops sharply. Here is a Function to arrange Parts sensibly after they have fished out. (Containers, for example, in which you could insure parts with different Colors or specific Interfaces). In particular, the Penguin Pictures are hell. In Addition, it is very annoying that the Information fields as well as the Crab Network often block the View of some Parts. You can hide it, but then you do without helpful Tips. There are always crabs on the Puzzle Board on which can be collected and with which you can unlock special Tips (E.g. the Position of a Piece of the Puzzle can be displayed). After all, the Game always saves the Progress of the current Puzzle, so you can interrupt at any time and move on later. The Motifs of the Puzzles are quite pretty, but in my Opinion too monotonous for a Puzzle game. The Sound is annoying, I had already exhibited it after the first 30 Minutes. All in all, a subpar Puzzle Game. If you like Games like this, you can take a look at it when it's in the Sale. Otherwise, I'd rather go to Pixel Puzzles: Guess Japan which makes a lot, though not everything, better.