PointCast Store / Curated puzzle links
A picture you want to live with. A challenge that fits your evening. A box worth passing to a friend.
Start with the official publishers below, then buy on their sites. This is an editorial directory: PointCast does not take payment or fulfil these orders. The ten original PointCast concepts are ideas in development and are not for sale.
Choose the experience
Look for distinct objects, several colour zones, generous piece size and a finished size you can leave out. Compare Ravensburger’s Larger Puzzle Pieces filter or Cloudberries’ 50- and 100-piece categories. Suit the choice to the person.
Compare large-piece formatsChoose an artist or subject you enjoy exploring. Treat the box image as a map: consider whether you want a busy illustrated world, a photographic still life or a reproduction of an artwork.
Explore Pomegranate’s art rangeTry a different cut or outline, a circular image, a double-sided puzzle or a 3D format. Check the product’s instructions and final dimensions; these choices change the solving experience.
Browse Ravensburger’s formatsSource-linked directory
Official catalogues checked
The links on each card are also its source. Formats describe what was visible on the official catalogue when checked; they do not promise availability. Browse the retailer’s current product and policy pages for price, stock, destination coverage, taxes, delivery and returns. Listing a publisher here does not imply a partnership.
A broad starting point
Large Format · adult jigsaws · 3D/photo routes
The jigsaw catalogue includes a Larger Puzzle Pieces filter and 300-, 500- and 750-piece Large Format choices. The site also links 3D and custom-photo routes. Useful when grip and finished size matter as much as the picture.
Before you choose: Check the individual puzzle’s piece count, finished dimensions and age label.
Visit official Ravensburger site (opens in a new tab)Illustration at the table
500 · 1000 pieces
An art and gift publisher with artist-designed puzzles and distinct 500- and 1000-piece categories. A place to browse illustration, city scenes and pattern-led designs.
Before you choose: Choose a picture with regions you can recognize after it is cut into pieces.
Visit official Galison site (opens in a new tab)Find your kind of challenge
50 · 100 · 500 · 1000 pieces
The catalogue separates easy and hard themes, gradients, abstract designs, and ribbon and random cuts. Those filters make a useful comparison of image difficulty and cut style.
Before you choose: A lower piece count can still be difficult when colours or patterns repeat.
Visit official Cloudberries site (opens in a new tab)An art collection in pieces
120–2000 pieces · circular · double-sided
Browse puzzles by artist and piece count, with circular and double-sided examples in the collection. Useful for discovering an artwork and then choosing how to spend time with it.
Before you choose: Check whether the finished shape fits the board or frame you already own.
Visit official Pomegranate site (opens in a new tab)Meet the artist
450 · 500 · 800 pieces · puzzle club
A catalogue built around credited artists, alongside personalized puzzles and a recurring puzzle club. Useful for comparing an individual edition with a subscription model.
Before you choose: Read renewal and cancellation terms before choosing a recurring plan.
Visit official JIGGY site (opens in a new tab)Illustrated worlds
Adult 500 · 1000 pieces
The Piece & Love range has 500- and 1000-piece routes and theme browsing, including botanical and magical worlds. The site also carries separate children’s puzzle ranges.
Before you choose: Keep the adult range and the child’s age-appropriate product label distinct.
Visit official eeBoo Piece & Love site (opens in a new tab)A playful still life
1000 pieces · selected 300-piece gift sets
Browse staged scenes, food, leisure and home-life subjects. The official catalogue includes 1000-piece puzzles and selected 300-piece gift sets for a different session length.
Before you choose: Inspect the image for visual landmarks as well as its colour palette.
Visit official Piecework site (opens in a new tab)A familiar puzzle night
500-piece examples · seasonal scenes
The official store shows seasonal, food and landscape subjects, including a range of 500-piece examples. It also links its customer-care, store-finder and shipping-and-return pages.
Before you choose: Use the retailer’s current support and return policy when comparing sellers.
Visit official Springbok site (opens in a new tab)Explore the wooden cut
Wood · art · varied piece counts
An official shop for wooden art puzzles, with ranges including Artifact, Ecru, Stumpcraft and Mr. Gogo. Its catalogue distinguishes their finishes and manufacturing origins and lets you browse by count and difficulty.
Before you choose: Read the selected puzzle’s material, cut, dimensions and origin rather than assuming every range is alike.
Visit official Artifact Puzzles site (opens in a new tab)A useful buying checklist
Measure your surface against the finished dimensions. Look for actual piece size, board or wood material, surface finish and the supplied reference image. “Large pieces” and a low piece count are different details.
Ask about grip, vision, preferred challenge and the amount of time available. High contrast, recognizable landmarks, a matte finish and a large reference image are useful things to compare. An accessibility label is not a substitute for the person’s preference.
Compare the delivered total, the return window, treatment of opened boxes, and missing-piece or damaged-box support. Personalized items and subscriptions may have different terms. Keep the order details and box batch code if there is one.
Rebag the complete pieces and keep the box image when sharing a used puzzle. Label any known missing pieces. If you want to frame it, check the dimensions and the adhesive’s instructions before making the change permanent.
PointCast / Original studies
Ten original visual directions, each with a story, an audience and a proposed piece plan.
These are concept artworks, not inventory, preorders or production-ready products. Explore the collection, see how a puzzle is made, and work through the economics before choosing a pilot.