Match Mosaic

Match Mosaic is a puzzle game built around a simple picture-rearrangement task. Each round presents a football image divided into nine equal parts in a 3×3 layout. At the start of the round, the nine parts are randomly shuffled, creating a new arrangement that must be restored.

The player restores the original picture by selecting two parts one after another. The selected parts then exchange positions. By repeating these moves, the player works toward the correct arrangement of all nine parts.

When the picture is correctly restored, the completed image is highlighted with a green frame for one second. A “Next” button then appears, allowing the player to move to the following round.

Match Mosaic contains 10 different football images to restore. Each image provides a separate round with the same clear interaction rule: select two sections and exchange their positions until the original picture is complete.

A timer tracks the completion time for each round separately. This makes time the main recorded result of a completed puzzle and allows the player to compare performance across rounds. The best result is based on the minimum completion time achieved for a round. A result is stored in the records only when the recorded value is greater than zero.

Match Mosaic is designed around direct interaction, visual recognition, and careful placement. There are no additional mechanics beyond selecting sections, exchanging their positions, completing the image, and moving to the next round.

The game can continue for as long as the player chooses. After completing a round, the player can use the “Next” button to proceed, or finish the session independently. The structure keeps each round focused on restoring one shuffled football image and completing it as efficiently as possible.

Match Mosaic provides 10 images, separate round timing, and a straightforward 3×3 rearrangement system for a focused puzzle experience.

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