Place number tiles into the equations to make every one correct. Use logic to find the only valid arrangement.
Mode: 3 Eq Easy
Puzzle: #001
Time: 0:00
Moves: 0
Available Tiles
Select a tile, then click a blank slot to place it.
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Game Introduction
overview
Number Puzzle is a math logic game where you arrange number tiles to complete equations.
Each puzzle gives you a set of equations with some numbers missing and a pool of tiles.
Your goal is to place every tile into the correct blank so that all equations are mathematically valid.
rules
Each equation has one or more blank slots that need a number tile.
The tile pool contains exactly the numbers needed to fill all blanks.
Every tile must be used exactly once.
All equations must be mathematically correct when complete.
Each puzzle has exactly one valid solution.
controls
Click a tile in the pool to select it, then click a blank slot to place it.
Click a filled blank slot to return its tile to the pool.
Use Check to verify all equations at once.
Use Hint to get one correct placement revealed.
Use Undo to reverse your last action.
Use New Game for a fresh puzzle.
scoring
Your performance is measured by solving time, number of moves, and hints used.
Fewer moves and no hints yield a higher rating. Harder modes with more equations
and complex operations earn bonus points.
tips
Start with equations that have only one blank — there is only one possible answer.
For division equations, the result must be a whole number. Use this to narrow choices.
If stuck, try placing the largest or smallest tiles first — they often have fewer valid positions.
Use Check frequently to spot incorrect placements early.
faq
What operations appear in the equations?
Easy mode uses + and −. Medium adds ×. Hard mode includes all four operations: +, −, ×, and ÷.
Can the same number appear on multiple tiles?
Yes, it is possible for multiple tiles to have the same value. Each tile is a separate piece and must be placed in its own slot.
How do I know if my placement is wrong?
Click Check to validate. Correct equations turn green, incorrect ones are highlighted in red with a shake animation.