Wonderful, with modest complaints – Jigty Jigsaw Puzzles Review

I’ve been enjoying Jigty for maybe four years, and have loved being able to make puzzles from my backcountry trips in the Sierras and unique places in England. However even though I know the pictures I am using are pretty high definition this puzzle app reduces the definition by a big factor so it’s not as enjoyable as using the nicely sharp photographs that Outfit7 sells us. Most of those photos will suit any interest group. Right now I’ve started the biggest challenge ever, a 400 piece image of the fabric seller in the amazing India collection. (At that size on a 9 1/2 inch iPad, each piece is about a quarter inch wide.) I can’t complain about the business model too much, and I have bought probably $50 worth of pictures over these many years. It would be pretty weird to pay Outfit7 for my own pictures but maybe I would pay $5 or $6 for 15 high definition versions of my own photos. However I have these complaints or comments: 1. I am tired of the constant marketing of their other puzzles geared toward children under the age of eight or nine. 2. The large application size -120MB -Includes an annoying music track that I never use and would like to exclude from the application. 3. And lastly, a really great supplement to the program would be to allow up to three other friends (at least) to join in on the same puzzle. I would say a one time or annual fee of around $10 or 12 once a year would be worth it. Or maybe $1 per game per person? (If an Outfit7 executive would like to contact me proactively I’d probably appreciate it.)
Review by AnyWhyWho on Jigty Jigsaw Puzzles.