Another example of a game worthy of the neutral thumb, for which I still need to slice. Tangrams Deluxe is therefore a game based on Tangrams (no kidding?) that could have offered the luxury (pay your word game) to transgress agreed rules, but which ultimately proves to be too cautious when it comes to taking risks. Understand that the 243rd and last puzzle will have nothing to offer you more than the first! And since the principle [1] does not change from one iota from beginning to end, the difficulty curve is unfortunately similar to that: ______________________________ in these conditions, quite naturally, maintaining the player's interest becomes a perilous exercise (if not lost in advance) and it soon ensues a very difficult boredom to hunt. In that case, why did you opt for the blue thumb? Because in itself, it's not really a bad game. No doubt, it can appeal to the followers of the genre. Also, in order to appreciate it, in the event that you do not belong to this category, it might be better to snack it from time to time, in small doses. History to avoid saturation, as was my case. [1] nest seven pieces, always the same, in order to obtain different shapes, divided by themes ranging from the animal to the means of transport, through letters, numbers and men in their various activities. Verdict: 2.5/5-neither good nor bad.