Numble-web
Played 2 times.
About Numble-web
A bomb is ticking, and the only way to stop it is to crack a secret four-digit number. You get ten attempts, and every guess brings back feedback that you must read like a detective.
A green dot means one digit is correct and sits in the right place, while a yellow dot tells you a digit is right but misplaced. From those dots you work out what the code can and cannot be. It is a clean deduction puzzle, closer to a logic exercise than an action game, and the tall layout makes it comfortable to play on a phone or with a mouse.
Game details
| Genre | Puzzle |
|---|---|
| Controls | Mouse or touch |
| Platform | Browser, phone and tablet |
| Cost | Free, no download |
| Screen | 600 x 1000 px |
How to play Numble-web
- Enter a four-digit guess by clicking or tapping the numbers.
- Submit the guess and read the dots that come back.
- Green dots mark a right digit sitting in its right spot.
- Yellow dots mark a right digit sitting in the wrong spot.
- Use the clues to crack the code within ten guesses.
Tips for Numble-web
- Open with four different digits so your first clues carry more information.
- Write down which digits you have ruled out as you go.
- Change only one or two digits per guess so you can see what each change does.
Frequently asked questions
Is Numble-web free to play?
Yes. Numble-web is free, runs in your browser, and needs no download and no sign-up.
How many guesses do I get in Numble-web?
You have ten attempts to find the secret code before the bomb goes off.
What do the dots mean in Numble-web?
Green means a right digit in its right spot; yellow means a right digit in the wrong spot.
More to play: Puzzle games
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