No. And it's really hard to avoid it. The box has the entire puzzle and all the the piece shapes printed on the back, and the front has a picture of a big chuck of the center of the puzzle. I had to strategically avoid looking at the puzzle box when I pulled it out of box it was shipped in. I have a bunch of the other Krypt puzzles lined up, and I've had to hide them in my closet so i don't accidentally peak at them. It's kinda foolish, but I like the added challenge.
On vacation on the coast near Portland, OR. Found this puzzle last night at the Air B&B.
This puzzle was pretty challenging.
This is a neat puzzle by Karen Puzzles. The big puzzle pieces are all separate puzzles making it fun and a little trickier than i would have thought.
This was a small one, so it wasn't too hard, but I can imagine the larger versions become a lot harder. Maybe I'll try the 200 piece version next.
Picked this one up from the local second hand store. It was easier than i thought it would be with all the browns and yellows.
Fun and easy.
Here's a weird one I found at the local thrift store.
(I thought about blurring this one, but the solution is on the back of the box.)
This one was fun. I started by sorting by color, but once I sorted by shape I started moving a bit faster.
I did the whole thing without opening the envelope with the puzzle guide or looking at the back of the box.
Another older (1965) puzzle from the thrift store. This one with six missing pieces. The image was very low def, but the pieces were thick and fit together well.
I love the art in this puzzle