A Puzzle A Day Keeps the Doctor Away

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Magic Jigsaw Puzzles iconMagic Jigsaw PuzzlesIn this brochure Heads Up for Healthier Brains published by Alzheimer Society of Canada, it recommends taking action for a healthier brain, and that playing games like chess, cards or jigsaws is one of many activities to keep your brain active every day.

Care about your brain health? Why not solve a jigsaw puzzle a day. After all, not only is the puzzle game mind challenging, but also fun, easy to play and suitable for all ages, young and old.

Many jigsaw puzzles are now in the store and Magic Jigsaw Puzzles is one of the good choices. It is richly designed, with soft background music, sound effects and teeming with excellent features.

This puzzle game offers you high-definition pictures, each cut into different pieces based on the levels of difficulty you choose. You can opt for the rotation mode to turn around pieces like real-life cardboard jigsaws, and you can have a preview of the puzzle or start a game with edge pieces.

After installing this game, you get preloaded packs of beautiful puzzles, with available downloads for more free or paid packs from the store every day so that you won't find yourself repeating the same puzzles.

The free version of this game is supported by ads while the paid version offers more choices including creating your own puzzles from your pictures.

Magic Jigsaw Puzzles is currently available in iOS and Windows versions, ideal for keyboard-and-mouse or touch enabled devices. If you’re using Android system, check out similar apps like Jigsaroid featured in this list.

Magic Jigsaw Puzzles

For iPhone and iPad
Download: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/magic-jigsaw-puzzles/id439873467?mt=8

For Windows 8 and 10
Download: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/store/apps/magic-jigsaw-puzzles/9wzdncrfj9xv

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I have meds to improve my memory....but I keep forgetting to take them.