Winter Fishing Challenge

Winter Fishing Challenge is a picture-based puzzle game built around restoring winter fishing scenes from incorrectly oriented image sections. Each round presents one complete picture divided into either a 2×2 or 3×3 grid. Every section can be turned by 90 degrees clockwise. The objective is to adjust all parts until the full image is displayed in its correct orientation. The session in Winter Fishing Challenge consists of 10 rounds. The first five rounds use a 2×2 layout, providing a smaller number of image sections to manage. The next five rounds use a 3×3 layout, increasing the number of individual pieces that must be checked and corrected. Each round uses a different winter fishing image. The order of the images and the starting orientation of their sections are generated randomly, so the initial arrangement can vary between sessions. When every section of the current image is correctly positioned, a green frame appears around the completed picture. The frame remains visible for one second, after which the next round begins automatically. This creates a continuous sequence without requiring an additional action between completed images. After all 10 rounds of Winter Fishing Challenge are finished, the final screen displays “Done” together with the total time required to complete the full session. The result system is based on completion time. The lowest total time is treated as the strongest result. If the latest completed session is faster than the previously saved result, the new time is stored in the records. This structure makes Winter Fishing Challenge focused on accurate image restoration, consistent progression through all 10 rounds, and improving completion time.