Old Granny Puzzle Jigsaw

Pieces scatter across a blank table, each chunk showing a bit of the cracked wallpaper or Granny's messy hair—some bits just have gray skin or empty shadows. That's how "Old Granny Puzzle Jigsaw" kicks off. You stare at a shuffled stack of puzzle pieces, all chipped edges and tiny clues, and the whole point is to get an image of this strange, scary old woman lined up again. She's not the pie-baking type—she's got a stare that kind of dares you to finish the puzzle.

How to play?

First choice, you pick how tough you want things: 25, 49, or 100 pieces. The more you choose, the more mixed up it all gets. You grab chunks of wooden floor or pieces of that old apron, drag them across and test if they fit. When edges lock, there's a soft snap and sometimes a piece wobbles unless you nudge it into place. Usually easiest starting along the borders—corners show up first. Once the outside's set, everything inside starts making sense. Sometimes the old lady's eyes show up in two halves, and you have to shift them around until they line up just right. Finish the last section, and the whole picture comes together—Granny, grumpy as ever, staring straight back at you. I thought I had her nose in the wrong spot for ages. Probably not the kind of face you'd want hanging up, honestly.