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Mini Nerdle
If you loved Wordle—the famous word guessing game—then Mini Nerdle is the version for those who love math. Instead of guessing letters, in Mini Nerdle you will have to guess a valid calculation in just 6 turns. It sounds simple, but when you start playing, you will realize that each number and math symbol can make you think carefully before filling in.
How to play Mini Nerdle
Mini Nerdle is designed on a board with 6 boxes per row. Each turn, you enter a complete calculation—for example, 3+2=5 or 9-4=5. After pressing Enter, the boxes will change color to give you a hint:
- Green: the character is correct and in the right position.
- Purple: the character is in the correct calculation but is in the wrong position.
- Black: the character does not appear in the answer.
Based on this color, you have to deduce to find the correct calculation in a maximum of 6 guesses. The game requires you to remember quickly, calculate accurately in your head, and sometimes have a little luck.
Some tips to make playing Mini Nerdle easier
- Start with basic calculations like addition or subtraction to narrow down the possibilities.
- Prioritize common numbers like 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 – they often appear in calculations.
- If you see the = sign, make sure the left side is valid and produces the correct result. The game only accepts correct calculations, so don’t forget to double-check.
- Watch the colors carefully: just one green character in the right position can change your entire strategy.
- Be patient: Mini Nerdle is a thinking game, not a race. Enjoy the aha! feeling when you find the answer.
Mini Nerdle is a simple but extremely addictive game. Each game lasts only a few minutes but is enough to make you use all your logic, memory and math skills. Therefore, this is the perfect choice for those who want to exercise their brain while having some lighthearted fun in their free time. If you like Mini Nerdle, you will definitely want to try Heardle 50s—the classic song-guessing version, where instead of calculating, you will have to listen and recognize the melody from the first seconds.