I am looking forward to this! It looks fun! Thank you!!

Installed and plays fine in Win10HomeX64. I was unfamiliar with the artist so it's nice that there is a biography included with the game. The images are clear and the colors sharp. The music is quite pleasant. There is a jovial atmosphere in many of the pictures which may bring a smile to your face as you play. It did me. I downloaded this because it seemed like a nice change of pace and I am glad I did. I will hold on to it in my games folder to have on hand as the mood strikes.

I have to assume that all of the thumbs down are from people who didn't try the game but just do not like the puzzle format which seems really unfair. Just sayin...

Thank you to the GameREA and GOTD teams and, as always, to Whiterabbit-uk!

Would be so much better if there were those sparkles that let you know the piece is in the right place. Have to be sure and look at the preview to even begin to know where to start. Interesting art however and lots of trial and error.

Planet Of The Fat Men:

In Brief:
A 20 piece puzzle.

You can see a couple of videos of game play HERE and HERE.

Introduction:
"Planet of Fat Men" is a colorful puzzle created from the magnificent paintings of the Russian artist Boris Ivanov, in which you do not need to drag and drop objects, just swap them by clicking on them with the mouse. The game has 20 levels, each puzzle consists of 35 elements. At the beginning of the game, the hint is given for 5 seconds and then disappears. With the right decision, you will automatically go to the next level, but if passing the level caused you difficulty, then you can skip it. The game has a choice of levels and you can start playing from any level. The difficulty of the game is medium, suitable for both adults and children.

All pictures are used with the personal permission of the author.

Reference accessed HERE 13th January 2022.

The Game:
This is an improvement on previous puzzles from GameRea. We get 20 different images to solve, each one containing 35 puzzle pieces, click on two pieces to swap places. All pieces are oriented correctly so there's no need to turn the pieces.

Conclusion:
I actually enjoyed completing a couple of these puzzles. The art work is excellent and it's contemporary with a touch of jest in each image. It may not be as acceptable in todays PC culture, but personally I think it's excellent..

Notes on Security

I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game using Virus Total and it found 1 hits (VBA32) from 61 antimalware engines. These (number) are amongst only several antimalware suites that often tag Falcoware Games compared to most better known and more reliable antimalware engines; so, it's very likely to be a false positive.

The downloaded executable 'may' include some low level adware that only opens your browser once to Falcoware's home page after the game has installed and also places four shortcuts onto your desktop (which can be safely deleted once the game has installed).

The installation does NOT inject any malware into your system. When your browser is opened to Falcoware's home page following the games installation, it earns Falcoware games some money, part of which is given to the developer of the game for allowing the game to be given away free. Once you've installed the game, there are no more browser redirections. This is because Falcoware removed their installer over a year ago (that installer would show an advert for a game and then open your browser each time you played and then closed the game down.)

You can see the results of the scan via the following link:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0e6b60609d6a0d24130b07bd85d42ce8a362332dc0169ef3dc1c367c8c579395?nocache=1