diviZible
diviZible is a daily logic puzzle where you guess a hidden number using the greatest common divisor it shares with each numeric guess plus digit-placement clues; puzzles come in 3- and 4-digit variants.
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diviZible challenges you to discover a secret number by submitting numeric guesses and receiving two types of feedback: the greatest common divisor (GCD) between your guess and the secret number, and digit-placement hints that indicate correct digits in correct positions. Each puzzle resets daily and is available in English and French.
The game offers 3-digit and 4-digit variants so you can choose puzzle length. Play is free, requires no account, and nothing is tracked. After you solve a puzzle the interface displays a short fact about the number you found. The interface presents numeric feedback such as GCD values alongside digit-position information.
diviZible is focused on math and logic skills rather than vocabulary. The GCD feedback is sometimes labeled using alternate terms GCF or HCF. The site is intended for casual daily play and gives one fresh puzzle each day with the same mechanics for both language options.
How to play diviZible
- Choose the 3-digit or 4-digit variant to start a new daily puzzle.
- Type a numeric guess using the same number of digits as the chosen variant and submit it.
- Read the feedback: note the GCD value shown and the digit-placement clues that indicate which digits are correct and in the right place.
- Use the GCD values together with digit-placement information to eliminate possibilities and refine subsequent guesses.
- Continue guessing until you identify the hidden number; the game then shows a brief fact about that number.
Tips for diviZible
- Start with guesses that have a variety of prime factors to get informative GCDs and narrow the number's factor set quickly.
- Use digit-placement clues to lock in any confirmed digit positions before trying to deduce remaining digits from GCD feedback.
- When a GCD equals the full guess, treat that as strong evidence the secret number shares all those factors, then test permutations that match digit clues.
- If a GCD is 1, focus on digits and placements because the secret number is coprime to your guess and shares no prime factors with it.
diviZible FAQ
What is diviZible?
diviZible is a daily puzzle where you guess a hidden number using the greatest common divisor returned for each numeric guess plus digit-placement clues; the game offers 3- and 4-digit puzzles and gives one new puzzle each day.
Is diviZible free to play?
Yes, diviZible is free to play; the site requires no account and states that nothing is tracked.
When does the new diviZible puzzle come out?
A new diviZible puzzle appears once per day; the directory notes the game provides a fresh puzzle every day.
What variants does diviZible offer?
diviZible offers both 3-digit and 4-digit variants so you can choose puzzle length; both variants use the same GCD-plus-digit-placement mechanics.
What clues does diviZible give for each guess?
For each guess diviZible returns the greatest common divisor between your guess and the secret number and also provides digit-placement clues that mark correctly placed digits; you must combine both types of feedback to deduce the number.
What does GCD mean in diviZible?
GCD stands for greatest common divisor, and the game notes this is also called GCF or HCF; the GCD value tells you the largest integer that divides both your guess and the secret number.
Does diviZible show information after you solve a puzzle?
Yes, every solve concludes with a short fact about the number you found; the site displays this numerical fact at the end of the game.
Is diviZible available in languages other than English?
Yes, diviZible is playable in English and French, as indicated by the language options on the site.
