Mathler

Mathler is a new online game that can be played for free on the website mathler.app. It is a mathematical puzzle game in which you have to solve an equation that results in a given number using the digits 0 to 9 and the operators +, -, *, and / in six boxes. The game is similar to the popular game Wordle, but instead of guessing a word, you have to find a mathematical equation. The game is designed to be challenging, as there are many possible ways to arrive at the correct equation. You can receive feedback on your guesses through colored tiles: green for a correct number in the correct place, orange for a correct number in the wrong place, and gray for an incorrect number. The game is updated daily with a new puzzle to solve.

How to play Mathler

Mathler is a puzzle game that can be played for free on its website.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to play Mathler:

1. Go to the Mathler website (mathler.app) on your computer or mobile device.
2. Wait for the daily puzzle to load at 7 p.m. ET (midnight GMT). Each day, a new puzzle with a different target number is generated.
3. You will see a series of six boxes, each of which can be filled with a digit from 0 to 9 or a mathematical operator (+, -, *, or /).
4. Your goal is to use these digits and operators to create an equation that results in the target number. You can use each digit only once.
5. Once you have entered an equation, click the "Check" button to see if your answer is correct.
6. If any of the digits or operators in your equation are correct and in the right position, they will turn green. If they are correct but in the wrong position, they will turn yellow. If they are not part of the solution, they will be gray.
7. Based on the feedback you receive from the game, revise your equation and try again.
8. Keep making guesses until you correctly solve the puzzle. You have only one attempt per day, so make sure you think carefully before submitting your final answer.
9. If you correctly solve the puzzle, you will see a pop-up with your statistics for that day's puzzle, including your success rate, longest streak, and guess distribution. You can share your results on social media if you wish.
10. Wait for the next day's puzzle to become available at 7 p.m. ET and repeat the process.

That's it! Good luck playing Mathler!

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