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A single picture has been scattered into several pieces. Slide the tiles next to the blank spaces to complete the original scene.

Picture Sliding Puzzle is a puzzle game where you divide an original picture into tiles and assemble them. Tapping or sliding with your finger moves a single tile adjacent to a blank space one space. Moves are consistently counted as one move per tile space.

Start at a leisurely pace and take on a deep challenge

- 3×3: Learn the rules and complete a quick puzzle

- 4×4: An intensive version of the classic 15 puzzle

- 5×5: A challenge to read longer paths with more pieces

- Switch between Picture Mode and Number Puzzle Mode at any time

- 24 unique original artworks and 240 replayable stages

- Independent difficulty tracks that gradually increase for 3×3, 4×4, and 5×5

Don't lose your flow even when stuck

- Hints showing the next tile you can move

- Undo mistakes one move at a time

- Reset to return to the starting state

- Preview to check the picture you are about to complete

- Highlight movable tiles

Build your records one by one

Record your moves and time for each level and earn 1 to 3 stars. Completing a level unlocks the next puzzle of the same board size, and even if you close the app, the levels you opened, your best record, stars, and settings are saved on your device.

**Build your records one by one** All starting states can be resolved.

Each stage is constructed by working backward from the completed state, only for moves that are actually possible. The minimum number of moves is verified using BFS for 3×3 and A* search for 4×4. 5×5 provides replayable shuffled paths, but does not mark unproven values ​​as the optimal solution.

Adjust for your comfort

- Responsive screen compatible with everything from small phones to tablets
- Accessibility labels on each tile and button
- Moveability and hints displayed without relying solely on color
- Settings to turn off haptics and sound
- Light and dark themes

Enjoy a brain game where you reclaim the landscape by pushing one piece at a time.