In the world of jigsaw puzzles, there are many different puzzle themes to choose from, but one of the newest puzzles types is the Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle. Unlike a normal jigsaw, where you assemble the puzzle pieces to to match the picture on the box, a mystery jigsaw puzzle adds additional challenges. Not only must you assemble the puzzle, but you must do so without knowing what it should look like in advance. And when you've finished the puzzle, your job is not complete - you still have to solve a fiendishly difficult murder mystery!
If you enjoy a good mystery, as well as a good puzzle, a mystery jigsaw puzzle can be just the thing to get your creative juices flowing! And once you've solved the mystery, you can always mix up the pieces and try again, to give yourself a brand new challenge.
If you think you're up for the challenge, there are a number of different mystery jigsaw puzzle series available for your puzzling pleasure.
I run a web site, Mystery Game Central, which is a mystery game portal, offering the web's largest collection of mystery games, mystery parties, and Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles.
If you enjoy a good mystery, as well as a good puzzle, a mystery jigsaw puzzle can be just the thing to get your creative juices flowing! And once you've solved the mystery, you can always mix up the pieces and try again, to give yourself a brand new challenge.
If you think you're up for the challenge, there are a number of different mystery jigsaw puzzle series available for your puzzling pleasure.
I run a web site, Mystery Game Central, which is a mystery game portal, offering the web's largest collection of mystery games, mystery parties, and Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles.Alphabet Murder Puzzles
With titles such as "A is for Arson", "B is for Birthday", and "C is for Chocolate", these jigsaw puzzles from TDC Games require you to assemble two different 500-piece jigsaw puzzles in order to solve the mystery. One puzzle shows the crime scene before the murder takes place, and the second shows the crime scene after the murder has been committed. In order to make the puzzle even more difficult, the pieces for both puzzles are mixed together in the same box. In addition, the artwork shown on the puzzle box is not the same as the artwork on the puzzles. To solve the murder mystery, you must assemble the two puzzles to reveal the evidence that points the finger at the killer. Can you solve the baffling murder mystery?- A is for Arson - Benji Patel's restaurant lies in ashes, a charred body has been discovered. Was it an accident or something more sinister?
- B is for Birthday - It was his 60th, and last, birthday, but who killed the respected & feared dog show judge?
- C is for Chocolate - Death is no stranger to the Happydale Nursing Home but the police suspect someone is hurrying the process with poison.
- D is for Diamonds - Was the South African farmer killed by wild animals, or was someone after his secret stash of precious gems?
- E is for Espresso - John Valdez dropped dead over his morning cup of cappuccino. Was the jolt too much for this heart or did someone add a little flavor to his brew?
- F is for Feline - Who killed Kitty DeClaude? The only eyewitness was her pet puss. What did the cat see?
- G is for Golf - As real estate dealer Richard Duffer was test-playing his brand new exclusive golf course, he didn't know it would be his last round.
- H is for Housewives - The neighborhood was stunned at the accidental death of Diana Young. But judging by some of her neighbors, Di's death might have been something else!
Author Classic Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles
This series from BePuzzled features jigsaws inspired by famous mystery writers, including authors such as Sue Grafton, Nelson DeMille, and Carol Higgins Clark. Each puzzle includes a short story written by the author, as well as a jigsaw puzzle that you must assemble to reveal hidden clues necessary to solve the mystery. Beware, the 1,000-piece puzzle is different from the box cover!- A Poison That Leaves No Trace - This murder mystery jigsaw puzzle features a short story written by best-selling author Sue Grafton.
- Always Othello - This murder mystery jigsaw puzzle features a short story written by best-selling author Julie Smith.
- Balancing Act! - Read the story, put the puzzle together, and solve the mystery at the prestigious U.S. Girls' Gymnastics Tournament.
- Curse of the Feline Pharaoh - Archaeologist Dr. Hallowell becomes obsessed with solving a 12,000 year old murder.
- Interlude in Death - This murder mystery jigsaw puzzle features a short story written by best-selling author J.D. Robb.
- Murder at St. Andrews - Young, handsome Bobby MacIntrye is a man who had it all until a round of golf proved to be deadly.
- Murder on the Titanic - Murder on the Titanic is a classic mystery with a challenging twist.
- The Mystery at Thorn Mansion - This murder mystery jigsaw puzzle features a short story written by best-selling author Nelson DeMille.
- The Things We Do For Love - This murder mystery jigsaw puzzle features a short story written by best-selling author Jonathan Kellerman.
- Too Many Cooks - This murder mystery jigsaw puzzle features a short story written by best-selling author Carol Higgins Clark.
Television Tie-In Puzzles
There are a number of mystery jigsaw puzzle series associated with popular television mysteries, including "CSI", "Law and Order", "Murder She Wrote", and "Lost". These jigsaws feature the characters from the hit TV shows, and your job it to help solve a murder by assembling the jigsaw and finding the cleverly-hidden clues. These types of jigsaws are great fun for fans of the shows.Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle Links
- Mystery Game Central
- Learn more about Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles at Mystery Game Central
- UnclesGames
- Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles at UnclesGames.com
- AreYouGame
- Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles at AreYouGame.com
- Amazon
- Mystery Jigsaw Puzzles at Amazon.com
by RandyRasa
I develop web sites and write about a variety of game-related topics.
Some of my web sites include Board Game Central, Domino-Games, House Of Cards,... (more)
Some of my web sites include Board Game Central, Domino-Games, House Of Cards,... (more)
