Grids of Thermometers

Frozax Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Grids of Thermometers delivers the relaxed fun of a pen-and-paper logic game right to your fingertips. In each level, you fill a grid of thermometers with mercury. Numbers on the grid edges tell you how many cells must be filled in each row and column.
No random guessing! Solve the levels with logic only.

FEATURES:
Thousands of levels
Exclusive new levels every day
No rush: play at your own pace by starting a level and completing it later
No Wi-Fi? Enjoy playing offline
Multiple grid sizes for varied difficulty
Ability to zoom in and move the grid on smaller devices

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Ratings and reviews

(Updated 11/12/19) New facelift looks fresh, but I'm not paying a dollar a day for new puzzles, sorry. (Original review) While not the most challenging of puzzle games out there, this is an interesting take on the picross-style puzzle, and it's very satisfying to work out the correct order in which to mark red and white segments in order to solve each puzzle. Done by the same developer as another of my favorites, Battleship Solitaire. Highly recommended!

I really enjoy this game. Since the subscription plan is very expensive, I tend to just watch the videos for the free daily levels. Unfortunately it seems that the ad system does work from time-to-time and will show that there no videos available to watch. This may happen for days at a time. Not sure if it's a bug, but it prevents me from playing, which prevents me from rating it higher. But kudos to the developer for making such a fun game when I am able to play.

Fun game. Could use some convenience features such as being able to change the rows/columns to display remaining spots rather than total, could use a progress checker, maybe some more comprehensive stats. Overall a good base game though. Update: Another nice feature from an online version I play is automatically filling in blue or red spaces when it's logical to do so (e.g. when a bulb is blue, automatically fill the entire thermometer).

What's new

Stability improvements