London Tower Bridge Puzzle

London Tower Bridge Puzzle is a digitized version of a classic puzzle game in which you will have to piece back together a photo of the famous London Tower Bridge.

15 minutes worth of puzzle

Opening the puzzle, you get a decent number of pieces that are scattered all around the board. After you take a quick peek at them, you can start identifying the corners and build inside those or you can adopt whatever technique you enjoy.
All in all, the puzzle isn’t large, and neither is it complicated. Sure, for a young child it might be of a challenge but thanks to the basic controls and gameplay, after the first two minutes things become a lot easier.

Each game you start is the same

London Tower Bridge Puzzle enables you to rotate the pieces although that is not necessary since all of them will have the correct orientation by default. You can grab and move several pieces in one go, and there’s even a ghost view if you want to make things easier.
What’s annoying about London Tower Bridge Puzzle is that if you want to play it again, the pieces are shuffled in the same way they were the first time. The game doesn’t randomize piece positions when you start it, which is a big disappointment. However, you can at least repeat each play and see how fast you can complete it.

The definition of basic casual fun

To end, London Tower Bridge Puzzle is a basic puzzle game that’s worth playing when you want to pass fifteen minutes by. Or, you can use it to keep your kid, little brother or nephew busy for a while.