Tiling puzzles are a type of puzzle that involves arranging pieces to fit together without gaps or overlaps. These pieces, often in various shapes, must be placed on a flat surface to create a complete image or pattern. Common examples include the Tangram and Pentomino puzzles, which challenge players to use spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills. These puzzles can vary in complexity, making them suitable for all ages. They are often used in educational settings to teach concepts like geometry and spatial awareness. Tiling puzzles can be found in physical form, such as wooden or cardboard pieces, or as digital games on various platforms.