Hungry Minds jigsaws compared: Babylon, The Escape Artist and Octopolis

Babylon, The Escape Artist and Octopolis are three 1,000-piece Hungry Minds puzzles measuring 50 × 70 cm when assembled. The choice comes down to the world you want to explore and the clues you like to sort by.

Babylon
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Choose at a glance

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Babylon

Babylon for a dense city with architecture and human scenes that give you several places to start.

Babylon · Hungry Minds
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The Escape Artist

The Escape Artist for Greg “Craola” Simkins’s surreal world, adapted from a 2018 painting with a cut designed for the image.

The Escape Artist · Hungry Minds
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Octopolis

Octopolis for Lev Kaplan’s machinery, creatures and references to The Book. Hungry Minds says it includes a collectible minted coin.

Octopolis · Hungry Minds
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Which one should you start with?

Choose the picture whose details you want to study over several sittings. Try sorting Babylon by architectural features, The Escape Artist by recognisable creatures, and Octopolis by mechanical and organic details. These are starting points based on the images and manufacturer’s descriptions.

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