Bytle

Play:

Full screen Touch: Tap the number field to bring up your keyboard, type a guess, submit · Keyboard: Type a number directly, Enter to submit

About:

A binary-number twist on the Wordle formula: enter your guess in decimal, watch it convert to 8-bit binary with per-digit feedback. Uses a plain native number input rather than a custom keypad, which was confirmed to correctly trigger touch focus and accept guesses on both touch and keyboard. The developer's own header openly recommends their newer game Hexle (also on this shelf) as the fuller experience.

Credits:

Made by Guess a hidden 8-bit binary number, Wordle-style, 2024. Published here under the MIT licence. Source code.

Phone check: 2026-09-07: played on simulated phone (390x844, real CDP touch dispatch) and desktop (mouse+keyboard); confirmed tapping the native number input correctly focuses it and a submitted guess converts to binary with correct per-digit feedback on both platforms. Checked for and confirmed absence of the hit-counter tracker found in the developer's other game, Hexle.

Play next:

Hexle Guess the hidden 16-bit hex number in six tries, with a daily logic hint to help.

Wordly Guess the 5-letter word in 6 tries. Daily puzzle or unlimited random rounds.

0h h1 Fill the grid with red and blue: no three in a row, equal counts per line, no two lines alike.

0h n0 0h h1's companion: every blue number counts exactly the blue dots it can see.

Tags:

puzzle · wordle · binary