We’ve been working on new ways to make PuzzleFree easier to use for different types of players. Today, we’re happy to introduce two new versions of the site — each created for a different kind of puzzle experience.

These new versions do not replace the main PuzzleFree website. Instead, they help players reach the kind of experience they want faster, whether that means a lighter jigsaw browsing flow or a simpler space for children.

A Lighter Jigsaw Experience

The first new version is built around a simple idea: sometimes people do not want to search through too many options or load a heavier interface. They just want to open a puzzle, choose something suitable, and start playing.

That is why we created a lighter jigsaw-focused version of PuzzleFree:

https://jigsaw.puzzlefree.game

This version is designed to make puzzle discovery easier. Players can explore puzzles by difficulty, mood, and other useful paths without extra distractions. It is especially helpful for people who want a more direct and focused way to find a puzzle online.

It also gives us a better place to organize collections such as easy puzzles, relaxing puzzles, adult puzzles, quick sessions, and different piece-count groups. In other words, it helps turn the browsing process into something cleaner and more comfortable.

A Separate Version for Kids

The second new version is made for younger players. We wanted to create a space that feels more suitable for children — with a simpler tone, easier navigation, and a friendlier overall atmosphere.

You can find it here:

https://kids.puzzlefree.game

This version is designed for shorter and easier puzzle sessions, with a more playful presentation. It is better suited for beginners and younger users who may not need the same experience as adult players.

Instead of trying to make one interface work equally well for everyone, we decided it made more sense to create a separate place where kids can enjoy puzzles in a way that feels natural for them.

Why We Decided to Split the Experience

As PuzzleFree grows, it becomes more obvious that different players come for different reasons. Some want a calm break during the day. Some want a quick online puzzle without downloading anything. Some want a more focused jigsaw session. And some just want something simple and accessible for children.

Trying to put all of that into one single interface is possible, but not always ideal. Sometimes it creates too much visual noise, too many mixed signals, and too many compromises.

By introducing these two additional versions, we can make the overall PuzzleFree ecosystem more flexible:

the main site stays the core gameplay experience
the jigsaw version becomes a lighter discovery and entry point
the kids version becomes a friendlier place for younger players

The Main PuzzleFree Site Is Still the Core Platform

Our main website remains the center of the PuzzleFree experience:

https://puzzlefree.game

That is where the full platform lives, and it remains the main destination for playing puzzles. The new versions are meant to support that experience, not replace it.

You can think of them as two extra doors into the same world. One is designed for a lighter jigsaw-first browsing experience. The other is designed for children and beginners. Both help people get to the right kind of puzzle experience faster.

What Comes Next

We plan to keep improving all three versions of PuzzleFree. That includes cleaner navigation, better collections, faster loading, and more ways to help players discover the kinds of puzzles they actually want to play.

If you have not tried the new versions yet, take a look:

Main site: https://puzzlefree.game
Jigsaw version: https://jigsaw.puzzlefree.game
Kids version: https://kids.puzzlefree.game

We like the idea that PuzzleFree can now offer more than one way to start. Sometimes you want a classic full experience. Sometimes you want something lighter. Sometimes you want a version made especially for kids. Now all three options are there.