Medium Mode
Operators: + - × ÷ (all)
- • Up to 2 operators per equation
- • Result always ≥ 0
- • Division = whole numbers
- • Example: 12*3=036
How to Play
Guess the hidden mathematical equation in 6 attempts. Each equation is 8 characters long and must be mathematically valid (the left side equals the right side).
5
Character is in the correct spot+
Character is in the equation but wrong spot3
Character is not in the equationGame Rules
Basic Requirements:
- • Equation must be exactly 8 characters long
- • Must contain exactly one = sign (not at start or end)
- • Left side must mathematically equal right side
- • Right side must be a number (no operators)
- • Use digits 0-9 and operators (varies by difficulty)
- • Standard math operator precedence applies (× ÷ before + -)
- • Division results must be whole numbers (no decimals)
- • Numbers cannot have leading zeros (e.g., 01 is invalid)
Difficulty Differences
Easy Mode
Available operators: + - only
- • Only addition (+) and subtraction (-)
- • Exactly 1 operator per equation
- • Result is always ≥ 0 (non-negative)
- • Example: 5+95=100
Medium Mode
Available operators: + - × ÷ (all)
- • All operators: + - × ÷
- • Up to 2 operators per equation
- • Result is always ≥ 0 (non-negative)
- • Division must result in whole numbers
- • Example: 25*4=100
Hard Mode
Available operators: + - × ÷ (all)
- • All operators: + - × ÷
- • Multiple operators allowed (3+ operators possible)
- • Result can be negative (< 0)
- • Division must result in whole numbers
- • Example: 5-8*2=-11
Features
- • 280+ unique equations
- • Three distinct difficulty levels
- • Clear difficulty progression
- • Color-coded feedback
- • Keyboard tracking
- • Unlimited practice games
- • No registration required
FAQ
How many guesses do I get?
You have 6 attempts to guess the equation.
What makes a valid guess?
Your guess must be a valid math equation where the left side equals the right side.
Is this like Nerdle?
This is a math equation guessing game with similar concepts but unique puzzles.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free with no registration.
Can digits repeat?
Yes, digits and operators can appear multiple times.
What difficulty should I start with?
Start with Easy to learn the mechanics, then try Medium and Hard.