How Are the Difficulty Levels of Puzzles Divided?

The difficulty level of a puzzle is divided according to the number of puzzle pieces and the complexity of the pattern. Beginners can choose puzzles with fewer pieces and simpler patterns, such as puzzles with less than 500 pieces, while experienced puzzle lovers can try puzzles with 1,000 pieces or more. ‌

When choosing a puzzle, in addition to referring to the number of puzzle pieces to determine the difficulty, the choice of pattern theme is also an important consideration. Choosing a theme of interest can increase the fun of puzzles, especially for practitioners of puzzle skills and children who cultivate thinking and graphic abilities. The types of puzzle patterns are relatively diverse, including landscapes, animals, famous paintings, abstract art, cartoons, etc., which can be selected according to personal preferences. In addition to these two points, the material and quality of the puzzle also need to be paid attention to. High-quality puzzles are usually made of thick cardboard, and each puzzle piece fits better and is not easy to deform. ‌

In order to complete the puzzle more efficiently, you can prepare before starting, choose a flat and suitable place to spread the puzzle pieces, and sort them according to the color, shape or edge blocks of the picture. Some puzzle tips can also help, such as starting with the edge pieces first, which will help you find the starting point of the puzzle more quickly.