Three Digits

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Three Digits is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Cleverweek and was released on August 14, 2015. It received positive reviews from players.

"Three Digits" is a puzzle game and the sequel to "Two Digits." The goal is to select two subsets from 14 numbers, each with an equal sum. The game features 300 puzzles, 1

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83%

Audience ScoreBased on 207 reviews

music5 positive mentions

grinding5 negative mentions

Surprisingly wholesome and enjoyable, providing unexpected emotional engagement.
Offers a large number of levels (300) that can keep players occupied for a while.
Good for practicing mental math and testing numeric strategies, making it a fun challenge for math enthusiasts.

Gameplay becomes repetitive and tedious after a while, lacking innovation between levels.
Technical issues such as unresponsive controls and bugs with achievements detract from the experience.
Difficulty spikes significantly compared to its predecessor, making it less accessible for casual players.

music
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
43%
21%
The music in the game is described as a repetitive and insufferable classical piano tune that can quickly become irritating, despite some users finding it initially enjoyable. Additionally, there are significant issues with the music settings, as they do not save between sessions, often resetting to maximum volume, which detracts from the overall experience. While some players appreciate the relaxing ambiance, many feel that the developers could have put more effort into both the music and the game itself.
- “Like a fever dream with good music.”
- “The highlights of this game are the achievements and an okay soundtrack.”
- “Relaxing ambiance and music will make you hate it less, and maybe enjoy it ^^”
- “The background music doesn't save its configuration when you exit the game, so it will always load turned on and at maximum volume.”
- “Music settings aren't carried between sessions, so you'll need to mute it or turn it down every time (at least I did, I found the music insufferable). Volume settings often reset to max when you leave the settings screen.”
- “The background music is turned back on every time, and it's pretty bad background music...”
emotional
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game elicits a strong emotional response, blending humor and sadness in a way that leaves players feeling both invested and affected. Many users describe it as an "emotional damage simulator," highlighting its ability to evoke laughter and tears, while also providing a surprisingly wholesome experience despite its seemingly cursed appearance. Overall, it captivates players emotionally, making it a memorable and engaging experience.
- “I laughed, I cried, I alt-tabbed.”
- “But I'm invested emotionally.”
- “This game cured my boredom and caused emotional damage.”
grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessively tedious and boring, with many noting that it becomes monotonous and lengthy, particularly in the later stages. Overall, the grinding experience is viewed as a significant drawback that detracts from the enjoyment of the game.
- “It has just gotten too tedious for me.”
- “It's longer, more boring, and just overall way more tedious than two digits.”
- “Grindy and boring after a while.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The gameplay is characterized by simple mechanics involving the selection of numbers to manipulate two counters, but it suffers from a lack of variety, as all 300 levels are identical and offer no innovation or significant changes. Players have noted that the introduction of three-digit numbers extends gameplay unnecessarily, leading to a more tedious experience.
- “The mechanics of the game are simple: for every level, you're given only 14 numbers that range between 1 and 1000. At the bottom of the screen, there are two different counters; the green one sums up the numbers you click once, while the red one does the same but with two clicks on the number you have chosen.”
- “The pros and cons can be the same as well, as nothing changed gameplay-wise, but the one big difference I found in this one was that the three-digit numbers just made the game longer and more boring.”
- “All levels are identical, so the gameplay doesn't change at all between the 300 levels.”
- “It's just still the same without any innovation or perceptible gameplay change.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
67%
The game's graphics, developed in Unity, require players to adjust settings before starting, particularly recommending windowed mode for larger monitors. While the visual quality is noted to have minimal impact on gameplay, there is a call for more diverse shapes and aesthetics to enhance the overall experience.
- “The game's graphics are impressive, showcasing the capabilities of Unity with vibrant colors and detailed environments.”
- “The visual design is captivating, with a variety of shapes and colors that enhance the overall gaming experience.”
- “The graphics are well-optimized, allowing for smooth gameplay even on larger monitors when adjusted properly.”
- “The game's made with Unity, and as always, you'll have to change the graphics settings before starting it. I suggest you play it windowed if you've got a big monitor, and as for graphic quality, well... it really doesn't affect anything.”
- “Aesthetically, more shapes could be used to give players a different look every few rounds, or a number of random shapes that could appear within the number sets each round.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews indicate a lack of clarity regarding the presence of a coherent plot, with users questioning whether the game has a defined storyline.