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CrossCells is a logic puzzle game built around grids of tiles. For each of its 50 puzzles, you decide which tiles to select or leave unselected to satisfy the number clues. Clues set requirements such as a row's total or the number of selected tiles. Later puzzles add multiplication and overlapping conditions, including rows that must produce different totals when read in opposite directions. Puzzles introduce these rules and combinations across a sequence of stages, building from simpler constraints to more involved grids. The game uses a minimalist presentation with ambient sound.

Solve 50 grid puzzles by switching tiles on or off to satisfy row and column clues involving sums, tile counts, and multiplication.

Released 26 May 2017

83%positive of
923 player reviews
$2.99
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1

Match Row Totals

2

Count Selected Tiles

3

Use Multiplication Clues

CrossCells is an ambient logic puzzle game.

Developed by Matthew Brown · Published by Matthew Brown

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Common Player Critiques

  1. Late-Game Guesswork
  2. Missing Reset Tools
  3. Uneven Difficulty Curve
  4. Repetitive Late Levels
83%
positive of 923 player reviews

Themes from a helpfulness-selected sample of Steam reviews, not the aggregate Steam score.

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Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux
Achievements 10
Age ratings
  • ClassInd (Brazil) L
  • IGRS (Indonesia) 3
  • Steam (Germany) 0
Controller required No

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CrossCells is currently listed at $2.99. Get it on Steam here.
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