Crossword (US)

Crossword (US)

Teazel Ltd·FREE
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Description

US-style crossword puzzles galore for your coffee break.
540 professional casual-level crosswords suitable for all.

This game has Google in-app billing, so you get:
- 50 free puzzles
- 9 paid-for packs, each with 55 extra puzzles
- 'Buy all packs' option offering a great discount
- no adverts
- optional keyboard colours
- extra preferences (jump letters, grey out completed clues, etc)


Features:
- US style, like New York Times (NYT), with no hanging letters
- great to play on tablets
- pinch zooming grid
- clue list view
- cheats, highlight mistakes and answer checking
- high resolution tablets supported
- 3 keyboard choices

Permissions used:
- INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE let us check which puzzles are the most popular
- BILLING allows us to offer the puzzle packs for sale.

Developer

Teazel Ltd

Developer ID: 6894174744315201897

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Recent Reviews

John Southard

v1.69

good... challenging content... no ads! thanks!

28 Aug 2026

Roland Phillips

v1.69

nice design, hard, but not too hard.

25 May 2026

Mike Wilton

v1.69

Don't be fooled by the American flag. There are many US pop-culture references, but there is quite a bit of UK idiom too.

19 Apr 2026

Paul Walter

v1.68

When the clues and answers aren't repeated a hundred times, you're given words that literally nobody uses and you'll be given clues that are very much not "(US)" relevent.

15 Mar 2026

Courtney

v1.68

It's ok, but for someone younger these can be difficult. There are several terms that I've never heard in my life and after further research they are terms that were popular 30+ years ago. for example cafeteria food as glop, fit of anger as snit. Then there are clues that are just so broad like 'pile of rocks' and the answer is tor, I would not call a tor just a pile of rocks.

3 Jan 2026

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