Strange Jigsaws

Strange Jigsaws is a puzzle video game. Conceptually based on jigsaw puzzles, Strange Jigsaws presents the player with a series of puzzles to solve based on the general premise of rotating and assembling shapes. The game subverts the traditional structure of jigsaw puzzles; for example, it tasks the player with solving a CAPTCHA by rotating user interface elements, or reassembling an anvil with puzzle pieces affected by gravity. To that end, the puzzles have been described as "jigsaws in name only".

The game consists of around 50 levels. Puzzles are nonlinear, some puzzles must be unlocked and some are metapuzzles.

Strange Jigsaws was developed by Fleb, a North Carolina, United States-based game developer and former electrical engineer. His first project was 20 Small Mazes, a maze-solving puzzle game; the reception to that game inspired him to become a full-time game developer. As inspirations, he cited puzzle hunts and escape rooms, as well as puzzle video games such as Portal, The Witness, Stephen's Sausage Roll, and Patrick's Parabox. The game runs on Godot.

The game was released on 7 August 2025 for Windows.

Writing for Polygon, Raphael Bennett the game's vision and design, saying "It's a game that's both silly and warm, and simultaneously incredibly precise with just about every interaction".

Kotaku's John Walker described it as "stunningly clever and entertaining", finding it to subvert their expectations established both from the jigsaw puzzle genre and from 20 Small Mazes.