Weekly Puzzle: F-5A Jet Fighter - #57
Added 2021-06-17 15:00:06 +0000 UTCUpdate: The 200-Piece version of this puzzle had two issues:
1. Puzzle pieces were not connecting.
2. The floating pieces in the Grid weren't facing you.
Both issues are now resolved and an updated puzzle has been re-uploaded, so please redownload the puzzle and restart it! Apologies for the issues, thank you for bearing with us!
Puzzle Details
Location: N/A
Photogrammetry: Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter (partial capture)
Captured By: Raiz
Install Instructions - Video tutorial
SideQuest Patreon Integration (the easiest way)
- Download the Puzzling Places - Beta app on SideQuest
- Downloading a Puzzle
- In SideQuest, click the app’s Patreon button
- Log in / Create a Patreon account
- Find a puzzle you want to play
- Click on the post’s attachment
- Accept the popup
- In SideQuest, click the app’s Patreon button
- Done!
- Fire up your Oculus Quest, navigate to your Library, find Puzzling Places - Beta, and play!
As an alternative, you can manually install each puzzle by dragging and dropping the OBB file within the ZIP attachments into Quest > Android > obb > com.RealitiesIO.puzzlingPlacesBeta.
For more detailed steps and instructions, refer to our Install Instructions page.
Feedback and Troubleshooting
As always, join us in the #Patreon-puzzles channel in our Discord to leave feedback as well as get help with any troubleshooting!
Sharing Policy
We encourage you to play and share these puzzles with people within your household (or with a friend or two), however we ask for you to NOT post them on any private or public sharing sites (p2p, torrents, etc).
App Changelog
Asset Licenses and Attributions
Asset Title: Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter (partial capture)
Asset Creator: Raiz
Asset Source: Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter (partial capture) (modified)
License: Standard
Comments
Great puzzle. Am liking the new cuts. Game is looking really polished.
2021-06-24 16:17:24 +0000 UTCAt first I wasn't liking how the pieces were shaped, with the little round interlocking tabs... and I still greatly prefer the "normal" way that the pieces look. But as I progressed thru the puzzle I began to understand the reasoning behind the shapes. It would be extremely difficult to get a sense of how the different angles and curves fit together. It's an interesting option but i think if this was the main type of puzzle then I never would've become the massive Puzzling Places fan that I am today. If you ever need a playtester to check out the puzzles in advance of the release date, I have experience with QA. Drop me a DM.
Ryan Wayne
2021-06-23 19:23:56 +0000 UTC
