The New York Times has presented the next title that comes to their play catalog after continuing success – and it all about mathematics. Digits have players who add, subtract, multiply and share. You can now play your beta online for free.
In digits, the players are presented with a target number that they have to match. The players receive six numbers and can add, subtract, multiply or divide them in order to achieve the goal as close as possible. However, not every number has to be used. Therefore, this game should bring your mathematical skills to the test when you combine numbers and try to create the right equations in order to get the target number as close as possible.
The players receive a five-star rating if they match the target number, a three-star rating if you receive within 10 of the target and one-star rating if you can receive the target number within 25. At the moment, players can also access five different puzzles with ever larger numbers. I have solved today’s puzzle and found that it is a pleasant number -based game that should appeal to curious heads, who like puzzle games such as three or other New York Times such as worm and spelling bee.
In an article, digits and details of the New York Time Games Team process reveal to game development, so Times will use this free beta to repair and assess errors whether it is worth switching to a more active development phase in which the game is encoded and the designs are complete. “So play digits while you can, because the New York Times may continue from the project if it is not hoped for the answer to which it hopes for.
The Beta of Digits’ Beta is now free of charge on the New York Times Games website