Berry Show Match

**Berry Show Match** is a picture-reassembly game built around clear 3×3 image puzzles. At the start of each round, a berry image is divided into nine equal parts and shuffled into a random arrangement. The player restores the original image by selecting two pieces one after another. Once both pieces are chosen, they exchange positions. The main objective in **Berry Show Match** is to return every fragment to its correct place. When the image is assembled correctly, the completed picture is highlighted with a green frame for one second. After that, the “Next” button appears, allowing the player to move to the following round. A full sequence contains 10 rounds with different berry images. Each round has its own timer, which measures the completion time separately. The game can continue until the player decides to finish the session. **Berry Show Match** also keeps the best valid result in Records. The saved result is the minimum round-completion time, provided that the recorded value is greater than zero. This makes each round easy to review through a simple time-based result without adding extra rules beyond the core image-restoration task. The structure of **Berry Show Match** focuses on repeated visual reconstruction: observe the shuffled image, compare fragment positions, swap two parts at a time, complete the picture, and continue to the next round.