About the picture
From high above, the land breaks into a puzzle of its own: blue lakes of every shape, divided by narrow ridges and peninsulas of dark conifer forest, with small islands scattered through the water. Long, narrow ridges like these often formed from sand and gravel left behind by melting ice-age glaciers.
Computer-generated scene; it does not show a specific real place.
How to approach this rotation puzzle
Seen from above, the picture has no up or down — the hardest case for rotate tiles. Follow lines that run across several tiles, such as shores, roads and rivers, and check each tile against its neighbours.
Easy to orient: the lake outlines, the shoreline. Slow to orient: the dense forest, the still water. A tile turned three quarters needs only one turn back — right-click or Shift+Enter.
Picture character
A mix of detailed and plain areas — the plain parts will take most of the time. Medium →
