This flips the usual crossword setup: instead of typing letters into a grid from text clues, the clues and the answers are both pictures, so you're matching images rather than spelling words out directly. It still has the crossing-answer structure that makes crosswords satisfying to fill in, just translated into something you solve visually instead of verbally. Rows and columns intersect the way they always do, so a picture you're unsure about in one direction can often be figured out from the pictures crossing it. If blank crossword grids usually intimidate you, the picture format is a gentler way into the same kind of logic.
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