Cross-a-Pix

Paint squares and fill regions as you solve the puzzle and discover a beautiful pixel-art picture

Creates beautiful pixel-art pictures
Hours of intellectual challenge and fun
Absorbing, stimulating and addicting
Sharpens logic and improves cognitive skills
Wide range of logic and difficulty levels
Requires no language or math skills

SingleClue Cross-a-Pix

Each puzzle consists of a blank grid, divided into various regions, with one clue to the left of every row and at the top of every column. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by painting squares so that in each row and column the total number of painted squares matches the value of the respective clue. In addition, all squares in a region must be the same - either all empty or all painted.

See Cross-a-Pix rules

: SingleClue Cross-a-Pix 10x10; Difficulty: Ultra easy

: SingleClue Cross-a-Pix 15x15; Difficulty: Very easy

: SingleClue Cross-a-Pix 20x20; Difficulty: Easy

DualClue Cross-a-Pix

Play new puzzles each week

Each puzzle consists of a blank grid, divided into various regions, with two clues to the left of every row and at the top of every column. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by painting squares so that in each row and column the total number of painted squares matches the value of the first clue, and the number of blocks (continuous painted squares) matches the value of the second clue. There must be at least one empty square between adjacent blocks. In addition, all squares in a region must be the same - either all empty or all painted.

See Cross-a-Pix rules

: DualClue Cross-a-Pix 10x10; Difficulty: Very easy

: DualClue Cross-a-Pix 15x15; Difficulty: Easy

: DualClue Cross-a-Pix 20x20; Difficulty: Easy

Mega Cross-a-Pix

Play new puzzles each week

Each puzzle consists of a blank grid, divided into various regions, with one clue (in the case of SingleClue puzzles) or two clues (in the case of DualClue puzzles) to the left of every row and at the top of every column. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by painting squares according to the rules above.

See Cross-a-Pix rules