Binerdle
In Binerdle, you have seven chances to guess two Nerdles correctly. The color of each tile will change after each guess to signify how close your guess was to the solution. Bi-Nerdle is similar to Quordle in that participants have to solve numerous riddles at the same time.
In Binerdle, competitors must correctly estimate the entire equation. Therefore, in order to obtain the correct response, players first should solve the mathematical equation. They may do so by inputting numbers and numeric values, then press the Enter key. The game displays which decisions were appropriate and which were not.
Rules
Each estimate is a form of mathematics.
You can use the characters 0 1 2 3 4 6 different 7 8 9 + − * / or =. It must contain exactly one "."
There should be a single number, not an additional computation, to the right of the "="
Do you remember being taught in math about "the order of operations"? Multiplication and division are the building blocks for finding the solution. Since 1+2*3 is the same as 1+6, the answer is 7.
If one of the possible solutions is 10+20=30, then 20+10=30 will also be accepted unless the option to "disable commutative replies" is selected.
In the event that your guess has two 1s and the answer only has one, you will be given one colored tile and one black tile.
Tips
When a correct number is placed on a tile or when an entire guess is rearranged as a winning commutative answer, the tile will become green.
Since there are two problems happening at once in Binerdle, it's hardly surprising that it's so challenging. One useful strategy is to focus on solving a single issue before moving on to another. When you've got the hang of things, you can choose from eight different characters. Soak up the good times!