Cross Set

Solid puzzle game! Good level of difficulty, well implemented mechanics: Click through the numbers to select one, right-click to lock it, if you're sure. That's it. Good for a brain break between two Pomodoro intervals.

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A sudoku-like game that easily gets anyone addicted to it. Starts easy but gets properly difficult later on. Be advised that once you complete the game you unlock the "bonus levels". Those have no achievements associated with them and won't even be marked as solved on completion. They are designed to be humanly unsolvable - you either write code that solves it for you or waste a ton of time with pen&paper. I kind of wish they weren't included at all. The rest of the game rocks though!

Jeu de réflexion mathématique qui emprunte beaucoup au Sudoku (beurk), mais en plus guidé (et moins chiant). Le but est de faire apparaitre dans chaque colonnes et chaque lignes, seulement une occurrence de chaque chiffre. Ça ne vole pas très haut: il n'y a que 3 mécaniques à comprendre avant de rouler sur le jeu, et si les niveaux deviennent de plus en plus grand, ils ne se complexifient pas des masses. En gros, en faisant attention et en restant concentré, il n'y a pas raison de faire d'erreur. Et heureusement, car une erreur se paye chère, puisqu'il faudra recommencer le niveau à zéro, et le début des tableaux est assez fastidieux. Et pourtant, la sauce prend, je me suis à nouveau retrouvé victime du "encore un petit dernier et j'arrête", puis encore un, etc... En tout, 9h pour boucler le 100% sachant qu'on débloque à la toute fin des niveaux générés aléatoirement. Pas assez accro pour tenter le truc, j'ai vite désinstallé cette drogue, pressé de passer à autre chose. Sachant qu'il coûte une poignée d'euros, ça peut valoir le coup pour les personnes qui aiment le genre (ou le Sudoku), mais ne vous attendez pas à une révolution.

An incredibly frustrating puzzle experience. Unlike Sudoku, which this game is clearly inspired by, the game dangles a logical thread in front of you only to tear it away when you start following it. The way the game works is that you have to have one of each number in every row or column, just like Sudoku - though Cross Set gives you predetermined numbers in every slot that you then have to switch. Sometimes some numbers can't be switched and are thus set, and you have to figure out which row or column can only have one solution and work backwards from there. The issue with that is that this still leaves several rows and columns unaccounted for - so you change some numbers to figure out one row, which then makes another column unviable, so you fix that, but that ruins the first row again, and so forth. Essentially, there is no "puzzling" here - unlike the peaceful, satisfying unraveling that Sudoku gives you, this is just mindless clicking and fixing mistake after mistake until you, eventually, arrive at the solution; that is, if you're lucky enough to not puzzle yourself into a loop. There are no hints, the interface is terrible (why aren't solved rows or columns marked to make it easier to see where I may need to change things? Why can't I lock an entire row or column if I need to and have to lock separate cells instead?) and it only took me 25 minutes of puzzling to see that the only challenge in Cross Set is ever bigger fields to puzzle in, which sounds like a nightmare given how annoying even the small levels already were. Puzzle games are most satisfying when you can slowly unravel a solution by following a logical line of "I can only do this, then this, then this" or "What can't I do and what does that mean?" like Sudoku for example where you slowly fill in the board given the variables you have in play. Cross Set simply has way too many such variables present on the field at all time to result into any more than mindless clicking and eye strain because of the amount of numbers present. As a puzzle fan, I would avoid it at all costs.

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Many puzzle games gradually add in new elements making the experience more complex to keep the game engaging and interesting. This game does not do this. The concept is simple, akin to Sudoku in many ways, and once you have played a few levels you know what the remaining levels will be like. Given the price of the game I cant really complain, and I did enjoy the puzzles for a while, but the repetition has put me off buying others in the series.