About my ratings

Perhaps because of my day job, I'm a tough rater. Everything 3/5 and above I consider worth the time and money. If I purchase on Etsy or a similar platform and the puzzle is as expected, I will give a top rating on the platform because of how seller ratings work, but here "as expected" is probably a 3/5 in most cases.

Friday, October 30, 2020

Edward Henry Potthast, Brighton Beach

Artifact, 170 pieces. I'll admit to feeling some betrayal: other than the edge pieces which interlock, and some whimsies among the edges, this is push-fit! Why would you use a laser to make a push-fit puzzle? (I presume the answer is: for variety.) I'm not a fan of push-fit, but I did it because it was there!


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  1. BingBingDecember 9, 2020 at 4:48 PM

    Haha finally! Same question here! Why?! I really dislike these connectorless puzzles from Artifact, too. I don’t know why they keep making them. I suppose it adds some difficulties but it’s not fun at all.

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  2. BingBingDecember 9, 2020 at 4:49 PM

    Haha finally! Same question here! Why?! I really dislike these connectorless puzzles from Artifact, too. I don’t know why they keep making them. I suppose it adds some difficulties but it’s not fun at all.

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  3. BingBingDecember 9, 2020 at 4:49 PM

    Haha finally! Same question here! Why?! I really dislike these connectorless puzzles from Artifact, too. I don’t know why they keep making them. I suppose it adds some difficulties but it’s not fun at all.

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