

Highland Ox Resting Jigsaw Puzzle Game

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Highland Ox Resting Puzzle Details:

Puzzle Of The Day On: 12/Oct/2013

Very Easy Puzzle Time Stats

Best Time
00 : 10
Your Time
Average Time
00 : 36

Easy Puzzle Time Stats

Best Time
00 : 57
Your Time
Average Time
02 : 43

Normal Puzzle Time Stats

Best Time
02 : 48
Your Time
Average Time
13 : 44

Hard Puzzle Time Stats

Best Time
05 : 01
Your Time
Average Time
18 : 23

Very Hard Puzzle Time Stats

Best Time
09 : 21
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Average Time
43 : 56

Extra Hard Puzzle Time Stats

Best Time
12 : 30
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Average Time
1 : 08 : 54

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