Number Conundrum vs Regularly

The aim of the game is to create a sum which equals a computer generated target using a selection of numbered tiles and the mathematical operators. The target will be set so that it can always be achieved using the game selection options specified. The target will range from 1 to 999. When selecting the numbers to be used in any particular game round, the computer selection will be picked from any amount of large numbers which are 25, 50, 75 and 100, and the remaining small numbers to be used in the round will be chosen from 20 numbers being 2 sets of numbers from 1 to 10. The game can be played with 1 to 4 players and several game options are available to increase the fun.

Regularly gives you five original puzzles a day, one from each game. A new set arrives every morning, so there is always something waiting and always a reason to come back. No streaks to keep alive, no clock ticking at you. Just a few quiet minutes of logic, words, and mental math to get your head going. FIVE PUZZLES, EVERY DAY Kingly. Place one king in every row, column, and color region, and never let two touch. Gentle logic in the spirit of Queens and Sudoku. Countable. Combine the number tiles with + - x ÷ to hit the target. Quick mental math that is never the same twice. Floored. Trace the hidden words and the letters cascade down, so the board shifts under you with every move. Half word search, half falling blocks. Paths. Add light bulbs until every square is lit. Numbered walls tell you how many bulbs belong beside them. A bright take on light-up logic (Akari). Thred. Follow a path through the letters to spell each hidden word. A word search with a thread to pull. A HABIT THAT FITS YOUR DAY Play on the train, over coffee, or just before bed. Finish the set, share how you did, and see how your friends got on. WHAT YOU GET A brand new set every single day. Five different puzzles across logic, words, and numbers. Results you can share. And a clean, calm design that stays out of your way. Regularly speaks English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Chinese (Simplified). Play one puzzle today. You will probably stay for all five.