The St Valentine's Day Massacre— Physical Puzzle with a Narrative Companion (UK/EU)

Available Sizes:

Available in 252, 500, or 1000 pieces, depending on how deeply you want to immerse yourself.

252 pieces (375 × 285 mm)

A short mission. A sharp shift in mood.

500 pieces (530 × 390 mm)

A deeper, more balanced experience.

1000 pieces (765 × 525 mm)

A long-form experience designed to linger.

Puzzle Tin Dimensions

252-piece tin: 202 × 167 × 63 mm (W × H × D)

500 & 1000-piece tin: 130 × 85 × 50 mm (W × H × D)

A different kind of puzzle experience

There’s no printed reference image included with this puzzle.

The artwork and story are revealed digitally as you progress, creating a more immersive and rewarding build.

A printable reference image is available digitally if you ever need it.

What’s in the Box

🧩 Story-Led Jigsaw Puzzle

A high-quality jigsaw featuring artwork inspired by the St Valentine’s Day Massacre. Designed to be assembled at a steady, immersive pace.

The story experience

Curated narrative content exploring the events surrounding the St Valentine’s Day Massacre, revealed alongside the artwork as the puzzle comes together. The story examines the planning, the people involved, and the wider criminal landscape in which the crime occurred.

Optional guidance and a digital reference image are available to support your build if needed.

Designed For

• Focused immersion
  
  

Set against the backdrop of Prohibition-era Chicago, the St Valentine’s Day Massacre invites you to piece together one of the most infamous moments in American criminal history.

As you assemble the puzzle, you follow the true account of a meticulously planned attack, rival gangs locked in a struggle for power, and a crime that reshaped public perception of organised crime forever.

This Moodjig pairs careful puzzle-building with a measured, unfolding narrative — encouraging you to consider not just what happened, but why it mattered. Each completed section brings the scene, the context, and the consequences into sharper focus.

Best enjoyed when you want:

• Deep focus without noise
  
  

• A story driven by tension, context, and consequence
  
  

• The satisfaction of assembling a narrative — piece by piece