Product Description

Wear your boots and watch your step when you're walking in Cow Country. The hidden map will tell you exactly where that country is. Can you do the impossible? If you're up for a real challenge... it's here with borderless puzzling fun, five extra pieces that don't fit anywhere and hidden objects within the image. Borderless 750-piece puzzle with 5 extra pieces.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #16228 in Toys & Games
• Brand: University Games
• Model: 33401
• Released on: 2008-08-01
• Dimensions: 11.00" h x 2.25" w x 8.75" l, 1.20 pounds

Features

• This puzzle is great for puzzle lovers with a sense of humor
• Puzzle measures 24 in x 24
• This puzzle has 5 extra pieces and no edges
• This puzzle has 750 pieces plus 5 extra pieces
• Jigsaw puzzles strengthen your mind's muscles

From the Manufacturer
Impossibles Puzzle Cow Country, by University Games, is a borderless puzzle with random extra pieces. This jigsaw puzzle is for the true puzzle and challenge aficionados. It "edge less" has five extra pieces that don't fit anywhere, just to bug you, repetitive images and the picture on the box is only a small portion of the final image. Hey, we didn't title the brand "Impossibles" for nothing. When the puzzle is all put together, you will be able to search for the hidden secret image. So, are you up to the challenge.

Customer Reviews

No more cows!
** no spoilers! I won't give anything away **

I don't consider myself a puzzle expert. But I'd guess that most people attack puzzles the same way: finish the border, tackle the easy pieces, then fill in the rest while looking at the box plenty.

Well, forget about it. There's no border, there are really no easy pieces, and there's no box to look at to see how everything fits. So the start is very difficult. Your only real clue is the box cover. It doesn't show what the completed puzzle looks like, but it does show you subtle difference between the cows and it confirms that there are some lines to use from the wood boards behind the cows. So you won't have to try 749 pieces for every open spot (even if it feels that way sometimes).

I'd recommend it highly though. If you bought a puzzle called "impossibles" you knew what you were getting in for, and you won't be disappointed. I think adding the extra five pieces was a little cruel, but I think that's what they were going for!