Math fans, the New York Times has launched a new daily numbers game comparable to its beloved Wordle, just for you.
On April 10, the Times revealed that it had temporarily launched Digits, a mathamatics game currently undergoing public beta testing. According to the daily newspaper, the game was made in-house by its games team and will be available for a limited-time beta release this week. Currently, the game is free for everyone to access, and the game will proceed based on the success of the test.
According to the Times, Digits gives players six individual numbers in addition to a predetermined total that will be stuck at the top of the game. Using mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, players must use the six numbers to come up with a total presented number.
Users can use all six numbers and various operations to get to match the final number, but can only use each number once. Fortunately, while there's no going back with Wordle, Digits' users can click an undo button to backtrack on their selections. As an example, a player who opens the digits game today will find the sum total number 62 and six additional numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10. In order to get to 62, players must use mathematical operations.Despite drawing on different parts of the brain, Digits and Wordle do have some commonalities. For one, they were both created by people.
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