Logic puzzle? Check. Numberle is pure numerical deduction. Think Wordle, but swap letters for digits. Your mission: crack a 5-digit code in 6 tries. Green tiles = correct spot. Yellow = wrong spot. Gray = dead end. 27Studio built this for puzzle addicts who think in numbers.
Crack the code. Your goal is simple: deduce a secret 5-digit number before attempts run out. Each guess returns color-coded intel. Green locks a digit. Yellow tells you it exists—just move it. Gray? Eliminate it. Six shots to win. Fail? Row 7 reveals the answer in dramatic fashion.
Click the digital keypad or use number keys. Type five digits. Hit Enter. Watch the feedback explode. Green tile? That digit stays. Yellow? Shift it to another slot. Gray means delete it from your mental pool. Use Backspace to fix errors. Rinse. Repeat. Refine.
Start broad. Test repeating patterns like 11111 or 22222 to isolate which digits exist. Once yellows appear, rearrange. Lock greens first. Narrow the pool. By guess 4, you should know 3+ digits. Guess 5? Arrange the final combo. Miss on 6? Bonus row 7 auto-reveals the code—no penalty, just closure.
Ignore random spam. Guess 1 should test five different digits (e.g., 12345). Maximize intel per row. Once a green locks, never move it. Focus yellow digits on open slots. Track eliminated numbers mentally. The winning streak counter at the bottom rewards consecutive solves—aim for chains.
Perfect for Wordle veterans craving numbers. Great for 2-5 minute brain breaks. Casual puzzle fans. Math nerds. Anyone who thinks Mastermind peaked in the '70s.
Numberle was developed by 27Studio. Released in February 2026.