Creepy Dolls :

In Brief:
Creepy Dolls is another of GameREA's swap the element puzzles where you click on the piece you wish to move and then click on where you want it to move. This swaps the position of both elements. Each of the 12 creepy doll images is in the form of a 5x7 grid, i.e., 35-piece puzzle.

As with the previous puzzle we were given last week, each puzzle includes a level unlock code. All levels are locked apart from the first one. As you complete a level, you then unlock the next one. If you don't make a note of the level codes, you will have to replay the game from the first image each time. The size of these puzzles will take anywhere between 5 to 10 minutes to complete. When starting a puzzle, you get a quick look see of the completed puzzle then the elements are shuffled. There's no timer included with this puzzle.

I completed several of the puzzles in less than 30 minutes and have posted the level codes for anyone that wants to skip ahead a little over in the forums HERE. If you don't want to know the level codes, don't look at the images too closely as they also show the level code for the image being completed.

You can see a video of game play HERE

Conclusion:
These new puzzles are slightly harder than previous jigsaws.

Personally, I find the use of the level locks inconvenient as it means I need to keep a record of the level codes. I'm sure many of you who played games back in the 90's and 2000's are familiar with the saving feature. How many of you kept those records. Apart from a few I used to have to restart from the beginning if I returned to a game month or even years later.

I used to play a lot of games back in the 90's and early 2000's that also used this type of save system and it was annoying back then as well. I still have level codes for some games that I recorded in one of my diaries.

Notes on Security
I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game using Virus Total and it found zero hits from 64 antimalware engines. You can see the scan results HERE