Number / Math Games
Crack the equation, hit the target number or spot the sequence. Daily puzzles for people who love digits.
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Numgrove (opens the game in a new tab)
Each day, grow a factor tree working backwards from the target number.
Numgrove: details and ratingsSumrex (opens the game in a new tab)
A logic placement puzzle where you place one rex per row, column, and colour region, none touching, so the digits beneath all six add up to today's target. One solution, no guessing required.
Sumrex: details and ratingsDaily Akari (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily light-up (Akari) logic puzzle: place bulbs to light every cell.
Daily Akari: details and ratingsTilt (opens the game in a new tab)
Estimate how many objects it takes to balance the scale; five rounds a day.
Tilt: details and ratingsLedger Lock (opens the game in a new tab)
Ledger Lock is a daily number-logic puzzle. Toggle cells on the grid so every row and column adds up to its target sum — but no two selected cells can be adjacent. One unique solution each day, with streak tracking and shareable results.
Ledger Lock: details and ratingsEquatle (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the arithmetic expression for the given result.
Equatle: details and ratingsFermi (opens the game in a new tab)
Three daily estimation questions from different categories.
Fermi: details and ratingsDaily Chain Sudoku (opens the game in a new tab)
Play Chain Killer Sudoku levels. Fill the grid with the numbers from 1 up to the size of the grid. Each number appears only once in every row, column and chain. Desktop mouse play recommended. Supplied by HTMLGames / Zygomatic; the game may show ads.
Daily Chain Sudoku: details and ratingsDaily Number Sums (opens the game in a new tab)
Select numbers in the grid so the selected values add up to the targets for every row and column. Desktop mouse and keyboard play recommended. Supplied by HTMLGames / Zygomatic; the game may show ads.
Daily Number Sums: details and ratingsMathle (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the exact addition or subtraction in five tries.
Mathle: details and ratingsPadlock (opens the game in a new tab)
A cross between Sudoku and Wordle
Padlock: details and ratingsNumble (opens the game in a new tab)
Each day there is a new target number. Get to the target using only the provided numbers and operations (+, -, * or /)
Numble: details and ratingsPatches (opens the game in a new tab)
LinkedIn's Patches: split the grid into rectangles whose areas match the numbers. No account needed.
Patches: details and ratingsRefiner (opens the game in a new tab)
Group numbers in the grid so every requirement is met.
Refiner: details and ratingsDaily Sudoku X (opens the game in a new tab)
Fill every row, column, 3x3 box and both main diagonals with the numbers 1 through 9 exactly once. Choose a difficulty, select an empty cell and use the number pad. Clicking a number first adds a candidate; clicking it again confirms the entry.
Daily Sudoku X: details and ratingsSudoku (opens the game in a new tab)
Classic daily 9x9 Sudoku with four fresh difficulties every day, a notes mode, instant conflict highlighting, and per-difficulty timing.
Sudoku: details and ratingsPipcross (opens the game in a new tab)
Place dice on a grid so their pips match the numbered clues.
Pipcross: details and ratingsHigh Tile (opens the game in a new tab)
A math puzzle game that combines number merging with simple arithmetic. Sum tiles, subtract negatives, and multiply with × tiles to grow one giant final tile. The largest tile wins the day.
High Tile: details and ratingsNumbro (opens the game in a new tab)
Wordle-like game: Four-digit numbers.
Numbro: details and ratingsCalcle (opens the game in a new tab)
Insert numbers into the equation to achieve the given result
Calcle: details and ratingsCustom Nerdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Solve a hidden equation in six tries, or create a custom Nerdle to share.
Custom Nerdle: details and ratingsCodelet (opens the game in a new tab)
Codelet is a free daily logic puzzle. Work out a three-digit code from handwritten clues on a notebook page. Each digit is used once, and you have five guesses. There's a new puzzle each day, the same for all players. Compare times on the daily leaderboar
Codelet: details and ratings