Nerd Mathle: Math Puzzle

Medrodome Software

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About this game

Nerd Mathle is a daily math puzzle where you have 6 tries to crack the hidden equation. Combine numbers and operators, use the clues from each guess and solve the calculation before you run out of attempts.

As in Wordle, there is an eight-digit mathematical equation that we have to try to guess while the game itself tells us the places we are hitting.

Each equation you submit gives you new information:

🟩 Correct spot — the number or symbol is right and in the right place.
🟨 Present — it belongs in the solution but is in another position.
⬛ Not in the equation — it is not part of the answer.

Think carefully about numbers, operators and the order of operations. Every guess brings you closer to the solution.

A NEW MATH CHALLENGE EVERY DAY

Solve a fresh equation each day and keep your streak going. A quick daily challenge for your math and logic skills.

NEED A HINT?

Stuck on an equation? Use a hint to reveal useful correct tiles and get back on track.

PLAY YOUR WAY

• Hard Mode for an extra challenge
• Dark theme
• Color-blind and high-contrast modes
• Custom result colors
• Daily reminders
• Statistics and streaks
• Share your results with friends

Nerd Mathle is made for fans of math puzzles, number games, equation puzzles and logic challenges looking for a quick daily brain teaser.

Can you crack today’s equation in 6 tries?

Ratings and reviews

I am enjoying the game, however I did notice that it appears to respect PEMDAS, or order of operations, but not the communitive property. For example, 3×7/1=21 was wrong, but that is equivalent to 7×3/1=21, which was correct. Luckily I still had tries remaining, but if I was on my last try I would have failed. As a future teacher, I would love to recommend this game to students, but I would like to see it updated to respect the communitive properties of multiplication and addition.

Been putting in 9*4/12=3 and it keeps telling me that it is wrong as in it mathematically isn't correct. But it is. Edit: Having found the correct answer, I think whatever program they use for the math can't do both division and multiplication in the same line. You can do +-, or a + or - with either x or /, but not both x/. Which isn't in the rules. Either make that a rule, or make x and / in the same line possible

I like the game, but this is the 2nd time this week that it had a math error. In PEMDAS, the Multiplation and Division are done left to right. Not multiplying first as the game does. Today's solution was 96÷2×8=6. That is wrong; it equals 384. Update: They did correct it, it works fine. i enjoy the challenge of a puzzle every morning.