Two Digits

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Two Digits is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Cleverweek and was released on May 16, 2015. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Two Digits is a challenging number puzzle game where players must select two subsets from nine given numbers, all below 100, to achieve the same sum. Developed by Cleverweek, a team of two passionate brothers, the game features minimalistic design and simple gameplay that provides a satisfying and engaging experience. Prepare to test your logical thinking and strategizing skills as you dive into this unique and captivating game.

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76%

Audience ScoreBased on 86 reviews

music6 positive mentions

optimization3 negative mentions

Fun and simple math puzzle game that is enjoyable for those who like number challenges.
Offers a large number of levels (250) providing good value for the price.
Relaxing gameplay with a calming soundtrack, making it suitable for casual play.

Gameplay can become repetitive and boring after a while, especially once the mechanics are understood.
Controls are clunky and not optimized for PC, making the experience frustrating at times.
Lacks variety in level design, with many puzzles feeling too similar and easy to solve.

music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its relaxing and calming qualities, while others find it repetitive or even absent. While a few users highlight the soundtrack as enjoyable and fitting for the gameplay, others report technical issues that prevent them from hearing any music at all. Overall, the music serves as a pleasant backdrop for puzzle-solving, but its limited variety and potential for repetitiveness may detract from the experience for some players.
- “A great way to zone out, with a soundtrack to match.”
- “This beautiful game has one of the best music I have ever heard in a while and it's really fun to spend time with.”
- “If you like math puzzles like this combined with the sort of relaxing music you would expect in a game like this, you will like this game.”
- “Music & sound: 0/10 --- not sure if it's just me, but I didn't hear any sounds or music.”
- “Ultimately, it is 250 levels of the same concept without innovation, with some background house MD-style music.”
- “And the background music DLC is too calm, makes me sleepy.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by simple, math-based puzzles that can feel mechanical and chance-driven, appealing to those who enjoy a minimalist experience. With 250 levels and a random generator mode, it offers straightforward mechanics that are ideal for casual play, making it a refreshing alternative to more intense mobile games.
- “The game is simple, but I like to zone out to this kind of thing, and the mechanic is worth the few pence I paid.”
- “Easy, straightforward gameplay with 250 levels and a random generator mode for you to enjoy.”
- “This game is so dope, puzzle fanatic or not, this game is great to just take a break from mobile crap games and ridiculously intense graphics and gameplay.”
- “Of course you have to put some thought into balancing the set of numbers, but it becomes rather mechanical.”
- “Gameplay becomes mechanical and chance-based.”
- “Just be prepared for the minimalistic gameplay, which is more suitable for tablets.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization has received mixed feedback, with some users noting potential memory leaks and excessive CPU usage despite its minimalist design. While it is optimized for mobile devices in terms of controls and display, the awkward tap-optimized controls have been criticized, suggesting that further optimization is needed for a better experience.
- “Optimized for mobile devices (controls + display).”
- “Maybe there's some sub-optimization or a memory leak?”
- “The graphics need to be optimized further; my CPU fan revs oddly for such a minimalist design.”
- “The problem is that this game is a mobile port and has awkward tap-optimized controls.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics received a score of 9/10, praised for their minimalist design, though some users noted a need for further optimization as it caused unusual CPU fan activity. Overall, the visuals are appreciated for providing a refreshing break from more intense mobile games.
- “The graphics are stunning, truly a visual masterpiece.”
- “The art style is unique and beautifully crafted, making every scene a joy to behold.”
- “The attention to detail in the graphics is impressive, creating an immersive experience.”
- “The graphics need to be optimized further; my CPU fan revs oddly for such a minimalist design.”
- “This game is great to just take a break from mobile games with ridiculously intense graphics and gameplay.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers a substantial amount of content with 250 levels and a random level generator, enhancing its replayability. However, some users feel that once the game is completed, it may not provide enough incentive to replay, suggesting that while it is polished, it may not justify the full price for long-term engagement.
- “I think the full price is acceptable since the random level generator adds a lot of replay value and it is a well-polished game.”
- “Length/replayability: 4/5 --- 250 levels is quite a bit.”
- “But for replay value, I can't suggest anyone buys it - it'll last you until you finish it (which likely won't take too long once you figure out how it works). The tutorial could use some video or pictures; it needs more instruction than the one or two sentences it consists of.”
- “Once you complete the game, there isn't much incentive to play again. The lack of meaningful choices and consequences makes it feel repetitive.”
- “The game is fun at first, but after finishing it, I found no reason to return. The lack of varied content really hurts its replayability.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect received a score of 15/20, indicating that while there is no traditional narrative, the progression system is well-designed but can become repetitive over time.
- “The story is virtually non-existent, making the game feel more like a grind than an engaging experience.”
- “While the progression system is decent, the lack of a compelling narrative leaves the game feeling hollow.”
- “The repetitive nature of the gameplay is exacerbated by the absence of a meaningful story.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to become somewhat tedious and repetitive towards the end, though it generally avoids becoming overly exhausting. The need to frequently reset numbers adds to the monotony, but it doesn't detract significantly from the overall experience.
- “It approaches boring and grindy toward the end but does not go too far to wear out its welcome.”
- “It was a little tedious resetting the numbers every time.”