CrossMe- Review

CrossMe- CrossMe is a new, highly revolutionizing puzzle game by Mobile Dynamix that's trending highly right now for Android on Google Play. CrossMe is a sophisticated brand of puzzle games that originates from a Japanese game called Nonogram. Users can expect CrossMe to have challenging puzzle levels that are meant for any ages and skill levels. In addition, the app will have users discover hidden images, marking cells, or have the choice of leaving them blank--based on the numbers placed on the side of the grid. CrossMe has some simple crosswords to help them learn how to play effectively. However, they have advance levels for users who are, lets say, a bit more familiar with Japanese crossword puzzles. Each number in CrossMe represents the number of cells that are in a group for the particular given row, or column that must be filled. A user must fill in all the cells on the puzzle. Users will be able to tell because numbers will appear slashed. In order to fill in a cell, users must tap on it. User will have tap again--in order to get a cross (x) sign. And then one more time for it to become empty. In order to fill a line once, users will have to tap on a particular cell, and hold down. A ring will then appear. A user move it in necessary direction to fill a whole line. Where the number 5 appears, that means there needs to be cells filled in in succession--in order to complete the column. When there are 5 empty cells, and 3 cells are in the other column above, they (3) can be variosuly placed in different ways, but a third central cell will filled regardless. When a user comes across three rows with the number 5, they should fill them fully because each one has exactly five cells. CrossMe wants users to know that crossing a a cell (the number will be crossed) that it cannot be filled. When two numbers need to be filled, it means that there are two lines of filled cells, and that there is at least one empty or crossed cell in between them. CrossMe by Mobile Dynamix is sure to keep all users engaged, and anticipating new upcoming levels.