Puzzle Chasers, the hit jigsaw puzzle social game from Konami, seems like one of Facebook's missing pieces. The puzzler has just earned its spot in the 1 Million Monthly Players Club (though AppData claims otherwise), and to celebrate, Konami has released a bunch of fun facts about the game. Of course, all of which pertain to the milestone Puzzle Chasers has reached.

According to Konami, more than 8 billion miles have been traveled in-game, which amounts to 322,246 trips around the world, 33,594 trips to the moon and 164 trips to Mars. A whopping 17,826,460 units of energy have been used in-game, while there have been 1,625,906 trips to different countries by players.

A massive 127,658 lamps have been purchased in Puzzle Chasers (the most popular lamp being the floor lamp, with 95,197 purchased). That means, if each lamp uses a single 60 watt bulb, the the total power usage would equal 7.66 Gigawatts. That's 0.27% of the world's lighting power, meaning a person could travel in time with a modified DeLorean 6.33 times. So, if you look at it in terms of goofy, extrapolated statistics, Puzzle Chasers is doing just fine.

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