Rangele

What is rangele?

Rangele is Wordle’s number-obsessed cousin: instead of spelling a secret word, you’re trying to crack a hidden 3-digit number from 000 to 999. You get six guesses, a row of digit tiles, and just enough feedback to make every attempt feel like a calculated strike. The twist is that numbers can repeat, so the puzzle is not just “try three different digits and move on.” A green digit may be locked in place, a gray digit may be eliminated, and every guess either sharpens the trap—or wastes one of your precious chances. It is quick, clean, and quietly dangerous for anyone who likes logic puzzles with daily bragging rights.

rangele Game Rules

1. You MUST guess a number from 000 to 999.
2. You have exactly 6 tries.
3. Each guess must be entered as a 3-digit number.
4. After submitting, the tiles change color to reveal information.
5. Digits CAN repeat, so 112, 909, or 777 style answers are possible.
6. In daily mode, everyone gets the same puzzle for the day.
7. 🟩 Green = this digit is correct and in the correct position.
8. ⬜ Gray = this digit is not part of the hidden number in that spot, and may be fully eliminated depending on the rest of the clue pattern.
9. The middle digit 8 is locked into position.
10. 4 and 2 are not confirmed.
11. Your next guess should protect the 8 while testing stronger alternatives around it.

How To Play rangele?

1. Make a scouting guess
2. Use the clue, do not restart blindly
3. Test the final slot
4. Strike the answer

Strategy & Tips

1. Start with three different digits to gather information quickly.
2. Once a digit turns green, treat that position like a locked door—do not move it unless you have a strong reason.
3. Remember that repeated digits are allowed, so do not eliminate duplicates too early.
4. Avoid emotional guessing. Each row should test a specific theory.
5. In the final tries, stop exploring and start confirming the most likely number.