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title: 'How to Play Jigsaw Puzzle on Cosmos Video'
description: 'Step-by-step rules for playing Jigsaw Puzzle in a Cosmos Video space.'
url: '/product/team-building-games/how-to-play-jigsaw-puzzle.md'
lastModified: '2026-04-21'
contentType: 'Game Rules Guide'
keywords: ['how to play jigsaw puzzle', 'jigsaw puzzle rules', 'remote team games']
target_audience: 'remote teams, team leads, players'
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# How to Play Jigsaw Puzzle on Cosmos Video

Jigsaw Puzzle is a cooperative game where teammates share a single puzzle and race to place pieces in the right spots together. It works for any team size from 2 to 20+ and runs inside a Cosmos Video space at a game table, with everyone's cursors visible in real time.

## Rules

1. The host selects a puzzle from the library of 167 jigsaw options.
2. Pieces are scattered across a shared board that everyone can see.
3. Each player drags pieces into what they think is the correct position.
4. Correctly placed pieces lock in and award points to the placer.
5. Hover over the eye icon at any time to preview the completed image for reference.
6. Players can see each other's cursors while they work to avoid overlapping.
7. Once the last piece is placed, the player with the most correct placements wins.

## Setup in Cosmos Video

1. Enter a public Cosmos Space or create your own.
2. Walk up to a game table with the gamified appearance.
3. Press X on the keyboard, or click Games in the toolbar.
4. Select Jigsaw Puzzle and pick a difficulty or image.

## Tips for Groups

- Divide the puzzle visually: one person handles edges, others handle colour regions.
- Use voice chat on the spatial layer to coordinate without typing.
- Pick a smaller puzzle for a quick 10-minute break and a larger one for an offsite.
- Let a slower teammate start first to give them a lead on edge pieces.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What is the minimum and maximum player count?**
Solo play works, but 3 to 8 players is the collaborative sweet spot.

**How long does a round take?**
A small puzzle takes 5 to 10 minutes; a large one can run 30 to 60 minutes.

**Can spectators watch?**
Yes. Anyone in the Cosmos Video space can watch the puzzle come together live.