SLACKERJACK – White Jigsaw
OK, here's a disclaimer: we can't stand jigsaw puzzles. Honestly – they bring us out in hives, and have done ever since we were forced to spend the entirety of one particularly dull Boxing Day in the early nineties putting together what seemed to be a million-piece puzzle of Fishing Boats And Hucksters Bargaining For Fish.
So imagine what White Jigsaw did to us. White Jigsaw, if you haven't guessed, is an online jigsaw puzzle that's entirely white. That's it – you have some pieces of a white jigsaw puzzle and you have to fit them together by shape alone. That's not the worst part of White Jigsaw, though – the worst part of White Jigsaw is its diabolically fiendish learning curve. While even a tiny child would be able to complete level one of White Jigsaw, by the time you get to trying to slot 50 almost identical jigsaw pieces onto a giant playing board, you're bound to be a giant pathetic dribbling mess who does nothing but bring shame upon their family. There is one question that White Jigsaw raises, though, and it's this: why?
