Very relaxing game, but I always was very bad at this type of puzzle and having images instead of numbers makes it even more difficult :-p

The memories! I really liked these type of games when I was a kid. And the twist of not knowing how the finished puzzle looks like adds a hidden aesthetic to the game. It's no longer just trying to figuring out where should everything goes, but also it adds a memory component, because the game lets me know when a square it's in his right position, but since I still need to move it, I need to try to remember each of these positions. 

Great job!

PS: It's also nice to see other entries made by Godot. It's refreshing not seeing Unity games. Not that there is something inherently wrong with the engine, but I found awesome to see devs picking up other development tools.

Neat puzzle game entry, well done! I enjoy these games and it lived up to expectations. Nice theme and music too. Maybe an option to see what the finished image should look like, though I don't know where I would that icon, maybe with low opacity in one of the corners?

Impeccably implemented sliding 15 puzzle. Cool music, too. I am ashamed to admit that I didn’t get very far because I’m not very good at 15 puzzles, especially when the image is as abstract as this, but that’s not the game’s fault (and you even give a little sound and flash when a piece is in the right place, so there’s no excuse). Well done. Also great to see Godot being used; as someone who’d like to experiment with Godot I’d be an eager reader of a really detailed devlog explaining how this was built, how it was restricted to 64px, how you made it expand to a larger size on the page, and so on!

Difficult one to rate for me, I'm absolutely awful at 15 puzzle even at the best of times, and with these, I have very little concept of what the solutions are actually going to look like - I doubt I'd be that good at finishing them even if I could just swap tiles from anywhere jigsaw puzzle-style. A very choice few people would almost certainly appreciate the sentiment of the game though, and it appeared to be well-executed and well-built.