Twilight Puzzle

You control a cursor, clicking and dragging jigsaw pieces scattered around the screen. Your goal is to assemble them into a complete image, usually a promotional still or scene from the movies. The mechanics are familiar: you rotate pieces to find their correct orientation and then slot them into the growing picture. The pace is relaxed, without a timer, making it a low-stress activity. The difficulty comes from the increasing number of pieces in later levels, turning a simple task into a more meticulous one. It feels like a quiet, methodical exercise in putting something familiar back together.