- May 17, 2015
- Cleverweek
Two Digits
Platforms
About
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.

- Fun minimalist puzzle that challenges players to think critically about number combinations.
- Offers a randomization mode for endless replayability, keeping the gameplay fresh.
- Simple and clean interface with a calming soundtrack, making it a relaxing experience.
- Gameplay becomes repetitive quickly, with little variation in difficulty across the 250 levels.
- Controls are clunky, as the game is a poorly optimized mobile port that lacks intuitive mouse functionality.
- Lacks a sense of progression or challenge, making it feel more like a chore than an engaging puzzle game.
music
72 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's music has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the calming and soothing soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience, while others criticize its repetitiveness and the fact that there is only one track available. Some users reported issues with the music not playing at all, and a few found it infuriating after extended play. Overall, while the music can create a relaxing atmosphere, its lack of variety detracts from the experience for many players.
“The soundtrack is very soothing as well.”
“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.”
“Incredibly simple & calming game, with very chill music; creating a superb casual experience.”
“Music & sound: 0/10 --- not sure if it's just me, but I didn't hear any sounds or music.”
“Just imagine solving 250 identical number problems while listening to the same elevator music on a loop!”
“It also doesn’t help that there’s only one music track.”