Solo dev here. digito. started as a paper doodle: how many ways can you build 35 out of nothing but 3s? (33 + 3! ÷ 3 is one.) It became a game where reaching the target is the easy part — doing it in FEWER digits is the whole chase. Three ways to play: a daily challenge (a Wordle, but with numbers — same target for everyone, ranked by fewest digits then time), a weekly one where you solve one target with each digit 1 through 9, and nine number worlds of 999 levels to climb solo. Plus 35+ achievement badges to collect. PvP mode to come next if I can get enough users, but seems hard for now :) Design rules I held to: no timers shouting at you, no submit button (the expression evaluates as you type and the level opens the instant you hit the target), clean and calm. Two hand-built themes — paper-and-pencil "Notebook," and "Ink" for the dark side. Android's been out since July; iOS followed last month, which is why I'm finally here. Honest about money: I'm trying to keep forced ads to a minimum. Hints are opt-in rewarded video. A one-time purchase removes the between-level ads and unlocks every level. One for the comments: reach 24 using only 2s. What's your fewest digits? Not everyone's kind of fun, and that's completely fair — if you know someone who is (a math teacher, a crossword-and-Wordle person, whoever still plays the license-plate game on road trips), send it their way. That's who this was actually built for. Here all day — brutal feedback welcome :) especially on the ease or difficulty to follow tutorial and understand the game. — Nicolas, NiKAL STUDiO

digito. math puzzle

Mobile and web math puzzle with daily & weekly challenges

Mobile and web math puzzle with daily & weekly challenges