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Find the hidden digits and their places, one guess at a time.
The classic pencil-and-paper code game known as Bulls and Cows. A code of 3, 4 or 5 different digits is hidden, and every guess you make is answered with two numbers: how many digits are in the right place, and how many are in the code but in the wrong place. Narrow it down with logic and crack the code in as few guesses as you can, before your guesses run out. Mark digits as ruled out or sure as you go, and when you are stuck, a hint rules out a digit. Three levels, and a new code every day, the same for everyone.
Type a guess of different digits on the pad and check it. A solid dot counts the digits in the right place; a ring counts the digits that are in the code but in another place. In the notes row, one tap rules a digit out and a second tap marks it sure. Tap a place in your guess to change it. Crack the code before your guesses run out: you score 2000 points, plus 200 for every guess left, minus a point for every second. A hint rules out one digit that is not in the code and adds 90 seconds.
Hidden Code is the classic pencil-and-paper code game known as Bulls and Cows. A code of different digits is hidden, and you crack it by guessing. Every guess is answered with two numbers: how many of your digits are in the right place, and how many are in the code but in the wrong place. Nothing else is given away, so each answer is a small clue, and the clues add up.
There are three levels: a code of 3 digits in 10 guesses, 4 digits in 10 guesses, and 5 digits in 12 guesses. Every day brings a new 4-digit code, the same for everyone, so you can compare your result with your friends.
Type a guess on the digit pad and check it; the answer appears next to it in the list of guesses.
Yes. Like every game on Play, it runs free in your browser, with no download and no account needed.
Yes. It is the traditional digit game, with the two answers known as bulls (right place) and cows (wrong place). It is older than the well-known board game with coloured pegs, which plays the same idea with colours.
It rules out one digit that is not in the code. It never picks a digit your answers already prove is out, so it always tells you something new. Each hint adds 90 seconds to your time.
Every day everyone gets the same 4-digit code, so your guesses and your time compare directly on the leaderboard.
A cracked code scores 2000 points, plus 200 for every guess you had left, minus one point for every second from the first look to the last guess, with 90 seconds added for each hint. It never drops below 100, and a code you do not crack scores nothing.
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