About This Game CrossCells is an ambient logic puzzle game. Use number clues to remove tiles and solve the puzzle. Includes 50 brain teasing puzzles. 1075eedd30 Title: CrossCellsGenre: Casual, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Matthew BrownPublisher:Matthew BrownRelease Date: 26 May, 2017 CrossCells Cracked crosscells 49. crosscells 25. crosscells puzzle 22. cross cells excel. crosscells download. crosscells 42. cells crossword. cross cells game. cross cells in excel. crosscells 47. cross cells puzzle 25. crosscall x3. crosscells steam. crosscells solutions. crosscells puzzle 42 Multiplication could definitely be introduced better and it's too easy to misread the operator (+ or x), but it's easy enough to pick up.As with the other *Cells games, everything has a logical answer - if you start to struggle just walk away for a bit. If you haven't played the others I would highly recommend the bundle. I found this one to be the easiest, so try up HexCells if you want a bigger challenge.. Nice puzzle/math game. There are 50 levels to solve- in a few of them you have to use trial and error method.. Very nice game ambience, good logic puzzles, different from previous games of series, which is nice. Keeps slowly ramping the difficulty but remains attainable so it doesn't get too repetitive. A bit too short maybe, leaves you wanting more, but it's also available at a cheap price tag so i guess it's alright.Would be nice to have a level editor and be able to share levels with other users.Could also be slightly improved by either indicating automatically on the side a calculated math value of the highlighted tiles, or also by allowing a third selection state per tile to distinguish "permanent lock" from "soft lock" while you're checking if things are adding up alright.. Good, but not as great as the previous two.. Not as superb as the HexCells trilogy, but this is another solid puzzle game from Matthew Brown. The game is somewhat more reliant on maths/mental arithmetic that I typically like in puzzle games, which is worth bearing in mind if you're considering a purchase. However, after this feeling peaking around halfway through the puzzles, I found this then gradually to become less of an issue as I become more adept at spotting the key patterns that allow progress to be made, without as much trial-and-error of potential scenarios. Recommended.. While this title lacks some the mastery of the Hexcells series, it's still a lot of fun and worthy of further exploration.Other reviews have discussed the need for trial and error and the lack of an 'error counter' to let you know when you are branching off into a series of decisions based on an error. I disagree with these somewhat, or at least wish to qualify them with my experience:- Trial and error: at first it seems like most of your decisions *have to* rely on trial and error. After all, he left something out - didn't he? I actually found my initial trial and error approach to be wrong and after enough concentration realized that all the clues for making decisions were actually right there before me. The point is: you don't need to mindlessly click around to finish the puzzle unless you're just impatient or the difficulty level is too high. The information is there if you look.- Error counter: while an error counter might be useful due to the fact you can just try different solutions without penalty, consider this: these puzzles are on average smaller than the massive Hexcell maps - I think it would take some of the fun out of the solve. Not only that, even in Hexcells you could cheese the counter by just restarting the puzzle. I don't feel like losing it really takes anything away from the game.Regardless of your position neither of these issues is worth not recommending the game.CrossCells isn't the revelation that Hexcells was but it's still worth playing and very indicative of Matthew Brown's style, of which I'm a huge fan. I wish we saw more of his work more often.. Another great puzzle from Matthew!Instabuy.. Matthew, please make some levels of your next iteration impossibly hard. This game is enjoyable challenging, but I think that level of difficulty may be susceptible to boredom :)
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Updated: Feb 28, 2020