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About Tenrow
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Color squares red to satisfy number clues that count all red squares in each row and column. Tenrow combines classic logic puzzle mechanics with a sleek grid-based design across 50 increasingly tricky levels.
Tenrow is a grid-based logical puzzle game.
Each level, the player is given a shape created using squares. A number in a square depicts the number of red squares that share a row or a column with it. (including itself)
Taking all these numbers into account, turn the blue squares into red to complete all numbers and win the level.
Includes 50 levels.
Each level, the player is given a shape created using squares. A number in a square depicts the number of red squares that share a row or a column with it. (including itself)
Taking all these numbers into account, turn the blue squares into red to complete all numbers and win the level.
Includes 50 levels.
What Steam players say
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Neat little puzzle game where you have to highlight a certain amount of boxes depending on the numbers on the grid. There is 50 levels in total to solve. The difficulty of them is mixed - while it starts with easier levels you can still find some of them in the middle of more difficult ones. What I also really liked about it is that it doesn’t force you to solve one level after another. It gives you the option to skip and go solve a different one in the same or next the next row.4 found this helpful
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]1 found this helpful
Tenrow is a decent and short grid marking game in the vein of Minesweeper, without penalty for guessing wrong. There's not much here, but I liked my hour and change time spent with it. If you prefer your $3 puzzle games to have more progression and features added over time, probably wait for it to be on sale.
Seemed interesting and got it at a discount. It's alright.
A simple, yet challenging, puzzle game featuring 50 levels. Music is relaxing, but repetitive. Volume and brightness controls, as well as unlockable color schemes, are welcome features that show a level of care that's often overlooked in small indie puzzle games.
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