A100 levels · 10 worlds

One hundred crosswords. One at a time.

Crossly is a crossword climb through ten themed worlds — from the words you use every day to the rarest corners of the lexicon. Every solve is timed, scored, and stands between you and the next level.

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100 levels, 10 worlds

Each world is ten levels drawn from one corner of the dictionary, and each one is harder than the last. Clear a world and the next unlocks.

  • Everyday Words

    Levels 110

    Gentle openers built from the words you use every day.

  • Creatures

    Levels 1120

    Beasts, birds, bugs and everything in between.

  • Green World

    Levels 2130

    Trees, flowers, crops and wild growing things.

  • Food & Drink

    Levels 3140

    The pantry, the kitchen and everything on the table.

  • Places

    Levels 4150

    Cities, terrain, landmarks and the space between them.

  • The Body

    Levels 5160

    Anatomy from head to heel.

  • Made Things

    Levels 6170

    Tools, machines, garments and human invention.

  • People & Society

    Levels 7180

    Roles, professions, groups and the people who fill them.

  • Matter & Nature

    Levels 8190

    Substances, forces and natural phenomena.

  • The Gauntlet

    Levels 91100

    No theme, no mercy. The rarest words in the lexicon.

Solve Score Climb

The rules fit on a napkin, and the leaderboard does the rest.

  1. Solve

    Tap a clue, fill the grid. Every puzzle is a real interlocking crossword — no word searches, no filler. Hints are there when you are genuinely stuck.

  2. Score

    Score is difficulty × speed, minus hints. Base points rise with the level, the speed bonus decays to nothing at twice par time, and hints cost more the deeper you go.

  3. Climb

    Level 12 opens when level 11 falls. Your best run on each level is the one that counts, and the sum of them is your place on the global leaderboard.

Level 1 takes about two minutes.

Level 100 has beaten everyone who has tried it so far. Start at the shallow end and find out where you stop.