About this picture
A large school of silver fish swims in a wide spiral above a coral reef. The fish are long and thin, and they move together like one body. Their bodies shine in the light, and some look white and some look grey-blue.
Below them, the reef is full of life. You can see brown and tan corals, pale branching shapes, and soft round coral heads in many colours. Sunlight shines down through the water from above, making bright ripples on the surface. The blue water fades to soft haze in the distance, and a few small dark fish swim far away.
How to play
Choose how many pieces you want, then press Play. Drag a piece with your mouse or your finger. When it comes close to its neighbour, the two pieces click together.
Many players start with the edges: "Edges only" shows just the border pieces. "Preview" shows the whole picture, and "Ghost" puts a soft copy of it under the board. Your game saves by itself, so you can stop and come back later. There is no rush: take your time.
Tips
- Start with the silver fish in the middle, since their pale shine makes a clear shape.
- Sort the blue water pieces near the top, which have a soft and even colour.
- Find the pieces with brown and tan corals at the bottom to build the reef edge.
Best times
No times yet. Finish this puzzle to be the first!
