Tashchatz is a real Hebrew crossword puzzle — like in a Shabbat newspaper, now in your pocket.
The clue is in the gray square, not outside the board. A small arrow shows where the word went: right, left, or down. You read, follow the arrow, and fill in letter by letter on the Hebrew keyboard.
The words intersect. One word opens the next. The boards start with easy and grow to difficult, and some also include a picture clue — just like in the old issues.
Paper, ink, and a new sheet each time. No list of clues on the side. Just you, the board, and the next word.
Classic crossword puzzle in Hebrew: clues inside the squares, arrows in every direction, and panels like in a newspaper.