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Brief History of Crosswords

Crossword Tutorial for Beginners

Posted on March 1, 2022

Brief History of Crosswords Word grid puzzles have been around for thousands of years, but crosswords as we know them today are only about 100 years old. The first crossword was published in 1913 by Arthur Wynne, a British journalist living in New York. He was the chief editorial writer... [Read More]
Tags: Crossword Tutorial Word Game Puzzle

Tips for Making a Start on Crossword

Crossword Tutorial for Beginners

Posted on February 1, 2022

Tips for Making a Start on Crossword So, you’ve got your brain, tools, reference books and websites to hand. What next? Here are my tips for making a start on any crossword, whether cryptic or quick: Don’t try to do the clues in order. The order you solve the clues... [Read More]
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Crossword Introduction

Crossword 101

Posted on January 1, 2022

Becoming Familiar with SomePuzzle Components [Read More]
Tags: Crossword Tutorial Word Game Puzzle

Combo Push Released

let's make more noise

Posted on July 12, 2021

Combo Push is an innovative Tetris block match game. It’s not a simple clone. There are some mechanism unique. [Read More]
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Difference between US Crosswords and UK Crosswords

let's look at the crosswords with a global scope

Posted on December 15, 2020

The crossword was invented in 1913 by Arthur Wynne, a British journalist living in New York, and from there it evolved differently in the United States and the United Kingdom. This has led to various differences in these puzzles, depending on where you live. In England and Commonwealth countries, two... [Read More]
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