I love the vibe of, like, bootleg snes porn games, or old Japanese pc-98 stuff.  The ability to move the picture around under the pieces is a clever idea, although it kind of leads to some degenerate strategies.  It's necessary though, since many of the pictures have generous margins that make indistinguishable solid-color pieces.  Making images for a traditional jigsaw puzzle requires making sure there isn't much empty space in the image.

Cute art and I love the idea of getting community artists to provide images for puzzles (I congratulate the artist who did Viruses For You as a fellow Dr. M***o fan).  The collaborative aspect reminds me of the java/flash breakout/qix clones that were popular with Japanese artists in the 00s.

The intro sequence up through the title was really cool to see. I like the whole collaboration idea for the art going on here, and the music tracks in the menu sound great.

The puzzle part itself felt simple at first, but the right click drag mechanic does change up the typical strategy for these kinds of puzzle games. You can look for specific parts of the art that are easy to tell apart, and then slowly slide the art to pick out which tiles the art moved to, and do that for all of the tiles to solve it easily.

This game oozes such a cool vibe, I love it. Its also great seeing art from fellow pixel artists.
The mechanic about moving the image independently of the puzzle pieces is really cool, although can make it super easy to just find that 1 part you can easy solve and use that everywhere.
The options menu has a surprising number of options that are really cool, as for feedback, an easier way to see which youve completed without the stats tab, and a maybe a prompt for when youve completed a puzzle?

From what I understand from the "I started Early" it was mostly art done and added for the jam period?

This was great! When I realized I could drag the puzzle around with RMB, that changed everything and I immediately went and replayed some of the puzzles I'd already solved to try for a better time. Love the aesthetic and the variety of artwork, and everything has such a playful vibe that it just makes me smile!

I played a good bit of it but as long as i played on any difficulty other than easy i ran into the issue of "junk tiles" that are always identical to the background color, or are always transparent.

It's sassy and it's got puzzles, just as advertised!

I like this visual style a lot, the chunky pixel art plus the CRT filter really makes it feel like an old-school erotica game. Good selection of pictures, and I liked music. The 'correct tile' indicator was a bit too visually busy for me, but it can be disabled, so that's very much appreciated.

I did encounter the same issue with the identical tiles as the previous review, but I think the art style (with the big expanses of flat colours) works well apart from that. Having identical tiles be interchangeable is probably a good idea, especially if you want people to try for high scores.

Also, thanks for including a Linux build, that's always appreciated.