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Artifact Puzzles: “This is a wooden jigsaw puzzle of Eric Joyner’s Great Robot Migration. The design by Matt Lyon has 480 unique, interlocking pieces with dozens of robotic-themed whimsies traveling around (plus a few non-robots as well). We consider this one really hard. While there is a straight-edged border, many inner pieces have straight edges too (aka false edges), and the design is extremely complicated – good luck computing a solution! Like all our puzzles, made with 1/4″ thick wood and the pieces are laser-cut. Packaged in our large pine wood box. Made in USA (specifically, in Fremont, California).”
I thought it was hard, but not really hard. Just, you know, detailed.
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