Trophy Frame

Trophy Frame is a football-themed image puzzle built around simple rotation mechanics and a clear progression through 10 rounds. Each round presents an image divided into square parts that must be correctly oriented to restore the complete picture. The game uses two puzzle formats. The first five rounds use a 2×2 layout and introduce the basic interaction. The remaining five rounds use a 3×3 layout, creating a more demanding arrangement with more individual parts to orient. Every round features a new image based on footballs or trophies. Each puzzle is made from tightly connected pieces with no empty spaces between them. Individual parts can be rotated 90 degrees clockwise. The starting orientation of the pieces is randomized, as is the order in which the images appear. The objective is to determine the correct orientation of every part and reconstruct the complete image. Trophy Frame keeps the interaction focused on visual observation and precise positioning. There are no additional puzzle elements outside the defined rotation mechanic. Progress is structured around the 10-round sequence, with the difficulty changing from the 2×2 format to the 3×3 format halfway through the session. When a picture has been correctly assembled, a green frame briefly appears around the completed image. It disappears after one second, and the next round starts automatically. This creates a continuous sequence from one puzzle to the next without requiring an additional transition step. The complete session contains exactly 10 rounds: • Rounds 1–5: 2×2 image puzzles • Rounds 6–10: 3×3 image puzzles • Each round uses a new football or trophy image • Piece orientations and image order are randomized Trophy Frame also records the total time required to complete all 10 rounds. After the final puzzle, a completion screen displays “Done” together with the total completion time. The records system keeps track of the best overall result based on the shortest completion time. A new result is saved when the completed 10-round session is faster than the previously recorded result. Trophy Frame is designed around a straightforward loop: inspect the divided football image, rotate each part into the correct orientation, complete the picture, and continue through the sequence. The transition from 2×2 puzzles to 3×3 puzzles provides a defined change in complexity while keeping the same core interaction throughout the session.