Category · 67 games
Math Games Like Wordle: Numbers and Equations
Math games like Wordle swap letters for numbers. Nerdle hides an eight-character calculation, Mathler asks for an equation that equals a target number and Numberle has you guess the equation in six tries
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Nerdle
Wordle with math: guess a hidden eight-character calculation such as 3*4+5=17 in six tries
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Mathler
A daily math puzzle: find the hidden equation that equals a given number in six guesses
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Numberle
Guess the equation in six tries: Wordle with numbers and arithmetic signs, brown for misplaced and green for exact
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37, The Math Puzzle
Combine rolled dice with mathematical operations to reach 37, with three daily difficulty levels and practice
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Amountle
Watch objects fall and guess their number over five daily rounds, with practice, alternate modes and friend duels
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Angled
Study an angle for three seconds, then rebuild it after the reference line moves, across five daily rounds
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Angledle
Guess an angle from 1 to 359 degrees in six attempts, using higher-or-lower and temperature clues
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Angler
Read the drawn angle, enter its size in degrees and use higher-or-lower feedback to refine your estimate
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Bartition
Draw the shares of a dataset as bars, then reveal the actual distribution beside your estimate
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Beat the Couch
Trade through two hidden years of historical S&P 500 data and compare your result with a passive portfolio
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Buzzled
Assign yellow or black to numbered hexagons so the matching colors add up to each row's target
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Cagey
Solve arithmetic cages, starting with addition and progressing to more operations and row-and-column restrictions
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Counted
See a scene for a moment, then guess how many objects it held, with five shared daily scenes and one answer per scene
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Daily Triplets
Test groups of three numbers against a hidden daily rule, then name the rule that explains which groups are accepted
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Estimania
Answer five number-based trivia questions and see how close your estimates come, with a fresh shared puzzle each day
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Fermi
Three daily numerical questions, one guess each, scored by the factor separating your estimate from the answer
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Fermi Questions
Answer five estimation questions by breaking them into smaller quantities, then compare your reasoning with the revealed calculation
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FruitArena Daily
Match neighboring numbers that total ten and clear as many apples as possible in a two-minute daily round
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Graphle
Enter a mathematical function that connects a green starting point to a red target while avoiding obstacles and a 100-unit ink limit
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Heistle
Deduce a code with four different digits using cards that count correct positions and misplaced digits, with four tries to open the vault
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High Tile
Combine positive, negative and multiplier tiles while the board collapses, aiming for the highest final number
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How many?
Estimate a quantity using an everyday object as the unit in a daily comparison game
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illivia
Answer a question with a whole number and use Far, Warm and Hot feedback across six attempts
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Knotilus
Build increasing four-number sequences where each later term adds the two before it, then find three sharing only one common number
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Ledger Lock
Toggle numbers in a grid to hit each row and column total, while keeping selected cells apart horizontally and vertically
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Math Sprint
Solve mixed addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems against a 60-second clock
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Mathle
Guess a valid equation and use colored clues to locate the right digits and arithmetic sign
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Mentle
Complete a daily arithmetic sheet as quickly as you can, correcting each wrong answer before moving on and comparing your grade with other players
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Number Crunch
Clear a number grid by clicking digits upward until at least three neighboring tiles match, aiming for a low move count
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NumbersGrid
Fill a grid with distinct numbers that satisfy intersecting classifications, from prime properties to digit patterns
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Numble
Use the supplied numbers and arithmetic operations to reach a daily target, with an archive and bonus puzzle option
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Numbun
Deduce a number with no repeated digits using right-place and wrong-place counts, with daily and custom modes
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Numgrove
Fill a branching number puzzle so each parent equals its two children added or multiplied, with three difficulty levels and practice trees
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RECKO
Work through a daily numerical challenge involving three two-digit numbers, with sixty seconds and no calculator
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Scale It
Estimate the size of real objects by stretching them beside a reference, across five rounds worth up to 1,000 points
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Sections
Place 1 through each section's length in a divided grid, making every number valid for both its horizontal and vertical sections
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Septonum
Combine six numbers with arithmetic operations to reach a target, with two minutes for each of seven daily challenges
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SEQUE-NCD
Look for the rule connecting a sequence of numbers and fill its missing term in a daily puzzle
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Sudorkle
Guess rows of digits, then solve the Sudoku using feedback about positions inside each 3x3 box
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Summit
Swap numbers in a pyramid until every tile equals the sum of the two directly below it
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Sumrex
Choose one cell per row, column and color region without touching, making the six selected digits add up to the target
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SUMS
Place numbers in order using adjacent sums, in daily Mini 5×5 and Full 7×7 grids
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Tally
Combine the available numbers with arithmetic operations and find the requested number of solutions
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67dle
Use arithmetic operations with four given numbers to reach 67 in a daily number puzzle
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Abako
Solve four number puzzles by combining given values to reach a target, with a fifth puzzle on Sundays
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Dozenal
Play a grid-based number puzzle that combines tiles toward 12, with a daily board and practice options
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Gauge
Take on five daily estimation rounds measuring a dot cloud, a fill level, an angle, a duration and a line
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Give or Take
Estimate five daily quantities by choosing a range, with tighter correct ranges scoring more than safe wide ones
Compare at a glance
A quick comparison of 20 games from this list: what changes, daily puzzles, unlimited play and multiplayer
| Game | What is different | Daily | Unlimited | Multiplayer | Price |
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| Nerdle | Guess an eight-character calculation | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Free with ads |
| Mathler | Find the equation for a target number | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free with ads |
| Numberle | Guess the equation, brown for misplaced | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Free with ads |
| 37, The Math Puzzle | Make a dice roll equal 37 | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Amountle | Estimate how many objects have fallen into view | Yes | Yes | Yes | Free |
| Angled | Recreate a briefly shown angle from memory | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Free |
| Angledle | Measure a mystery angle by eye | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Angler | Estimate an angle in four guesses | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free, paid extras |
| Bartition | Sketch how real-world data is distributed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Beat the Couch | Try to beat a portfolio that never trades | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Buzzled | Color hexagons to satisfy every row total | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Cagey | Fill number cages to meet their targets | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Counted | Estimate a quantity after one brief look | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Free |
| Daily Triplets | Discover the rule behind accepted number triples | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free to try |
| Estimania | Give your closest estimate for five numerical facts | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Fermi | Estimate large quantities with rough calculations | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Fermi Questions | Estimate big quantities in up to three tries | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| FruitArena Daily | Clear numbered apples by making ten | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Graphle | Draw a function around obstacles to reach a target | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Heistle | Crack a four-digit vault code from intercepted clues | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
A closer look
The equation games keep Wordle's limited guesses and colored feedback. In Nerdle each guess must be a valid calculation, and in Mathler it must equal the target
Other number puzzles ask you to build a result. 37, The Math Puzzle combines dice and operations to reach 37, Summit rearranges a pyramid of sums and Cagey uses arithmetic cages
Questions people ask
What is the math version of Wordle?
Nerdle asks for a hidden eight-character calculation in six tries. Mathler and Numberle are equation games of the same kind
How is Mathler different from Nerdle?
In Mathler you know the target number and every guess has to equal it. In Nerdle you guess the whole calculation, result included
Are there number games without a hidden equation?
Yes. Summit asks you to rearrange numbers into a pyramid of sums, and 37, The Math Puzzle uses dice and mathematical operations to reach a target
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