Cifroo vs Tercet Puzzle

You have a target to reach, a series of numbers available, and a few seconds to find the right combination. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide, choose when to risk a waste, and look for the best solution before time runs out. Easy to understand, always different to play. THE GAME Select how many number to use, choose if want to discard one. Combine the available numbers using the four mathematical operations: • Addition • Subtraction • Multiplication • Division Each number can only be used once, and your goal is to reach the target value as quickly as possible. And for a bonus on the score, choose to discard a number before starting the game, but be careful; sometimes those who want too much nothing tightens! Regulate the difficulty! You can take advantage of 3 levels of help, designed to give you support on calculation without taking away the pleasure of getting to the solution. In the how-to-play section, you will find all the explanations! You can choose the theme and the music during the game! MANY GAME MODES Single Play at your own pace, improve your results, and try to get faster and faster in the calculation. CPU challenge Face the computer and test speed and strategy against different levels of difficulty. Ranking Compare your results and try to climb the ranking. Challenge of the Day Every day, a new common challenge: the same problem for everyone, only one question... who will find the best solution? Challenge a friend Challenge other players directly and show who is the fastest with numbers. Swiss Tournament Organize competitions with more participants through a matching system designed to keep the tournament balanced and competitive. Directing Screen Turn an additional device into a real screen dedicated to managing the tournament with the scoreboard.

Tercet is a numbers game played on a grid. One digit is the sum of the others: the cells go. THE RULE Link neighbouring cells — in a line, along a diagonal, or bending at an angle. The path crosses freely over cells that are already empty. If the digit at one end equals the sum of all the others, they disappear. Empty the whole grid to win. TWO WAYS TO PLAY Snake: the chain is any length, three cells or ten. The longer it runs, the more it scores. Trio: exactly three cells. Shorter, sharper, quicker. THE LIFEBUOY Every grid can be emptied — but the order of the moves can lose the way out. When no move is left, a lifebuoy winds the game back to the last playable moment and hands the grid back untouched, one breath before the mistake. One to start with, one more for every grid cleared without spending any. WHEN IT ENDS No lifebuoy left, and the game stops. It then shows the way out that existed, move by move. THREE SIZES 9x6 to learn, 9x9 to settle in, 9x12 for no mercy. FREE TO TRY Snake and Trio each offer five free games. A single purchase then unlocks both games and every grid, for good. No subscription. IT ALL STAYS ON THE PHONE No account. No sign-up. No ads. No trackers. No network permission at all: the game cannot send anything anywhere, and it works on a plane, in a tunnel, or far from any signal. Ten languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Greek, Arabic, Japanese, Korean.