Guess the Number Game: Kodle

Guess the Number Game: Kodle is a daily number puzzle. Crack the hidden number in 6 tries — and every puzzle brings its own rules, which are there to help you. Play offline, anywhere, with no wifi and no account. RULES ARE THE TWIST Kodle gives you more than digits. Every puzzle carries 1 to 4 rules — "the digits add up to 23", "the peak is in the middle", "no digit repeats", "it reads like a time" — plus marks above the board that show where the odd, even, high and low digits sit. The rules narrow the search, so even a 7-digit number stops being luck and becomes something you can reason out. HOW TO PLAY Guess the Number, one try at a time: • Type a guess and the circles show how close you are: green is the right digit in the right place, yellow is a digit that belongs to the number but sits somewhere else, gray is a digit that is not in it at all. • Your guess has to obey the puzzle's rules. • A guess that breaks a rule does not count. You keep your try, and Kodle shows you which rule you broke — thinking out loud costs you nothing. • Tap the rule label to see every rule of this puzzle in one window, each with a worked example. Tap a marked box and that mark explains itself. EVERY GAME IS A NEW PUZZLE • Hidden numbers from 4 to 7 digits long • Easy, Medium and Hard: you start easy, and the harder tiers join in as you play • Marks for odd and even digits, high and low digits, ranges, twin digits, and numbers that read as a time or a date • Every rule set went through a solver before it shipped, so the puzzle is always solvable — hard, but never unfair THE DAILY PUZZLE • One puzzle a day, the same number for everyone, rolling over at midnight UTC • Keep your streak alive and climb the weekly and all-time leaderboards under a nickname you pick • Share the day's result as a grid of colored circles with your tier stars LEARN AS YOU PLAY • A short tutorial on first launch, and a How to play screen you can open any time • A Rules page where every rule type is explained with an example • The first time a rule appears, its explanation opens by itself — you never meet a rule nobody taught you YOUR WAY TO PLAY • Unlimited classic games, with no clock and no countdown: think for two seconds or two minutes • Fully offline — no account, no login, no signal needed (only the leaderboard syncs when you are online) • Stats, streaks and scores: the harder the tier, the more points a win is worth • Color-blind mode swaps green and yellow for orange and blue • Sound and vibration you can switch off • An optional daily reminder you can turn off • Fully in English WHEN KODLE FITS On a train with no signal, in a queue, on a plane, over a coffee, or as the last quiet thing before bed. A classic game takes a couple of minutes and the daily puzzle takes one, so it fits the gap you actually have. Guess the Number before your coffee gets cold. FREE TO PLAY Kodle is free to play, with ads. Classic games have two helpers — a hint that reveals the digit of the box you picked, or a skip — and a wrong sixth guess can buy you one extra try. Helpers cost coins, and coins come from playing, from watching a rewarded ad, or from optional coin packs in the shop. The daily puzzle has no helpers at all: everyone gets the same six tries. Kodle is a six-guess daily habit, played with digits instead of letters. If you like logic, deduction and code-breaking puzzles such as bulls and cows or 1A2B, this is that idea with a rule sheet. And no math is needed — you never type a sum, you only guess digits.