Digit Code

Playte, Nice Game Publishing · Board game · 2025
5.9 Ludopedia 6.3 BGG 2–5 · best 2 20–25 min Weight 1.9/5
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RECOMMENDED

Digit Code is for fans of quick, brainy challenges—like 'Mastermind' on steroids. The varied questions and risk of wrong guesses create delicious tension. Great for groups who enjoy party games with a strategic twist.

Highlights
  • Fast and intense
  • Great brain exercise
  • Perfect for pairs or groups
Keep in mind
  • May frustrate deduction-haters
  • Error limit can feel pressuring
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Digit Code is a numerical deduction game that tests your code-cracking skills at lightning speed. Each player creates a secret six-digit code with specific rules: digits 0-9 can appear at most twice and never side by side. The challenge? Use strategic questions to uncover your opponent's code before they uncover yours. There are four types of questions allowed, and you must cycle through them before repeating any. If you think you've cracked it, you can risk a guess—but beware, two wrong guesses mean game over! With three or more players, it becomes a race against time as everyone tries to crack a single master code. Fast, intense, and full of twists, Digit Code is perfect for those who love mental challenges in concentrated doses.

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Best player count

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2–5 players
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3 OK
4 OK
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Game details

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Mechanics

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Digital Implementations: Board Game Arena
Publisher Playte, Nice Game Publishing
Designer Shota Hasuike
Artist Wanjin Gill

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28want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

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5 questions
How many players can play?
2 to 5. In pairs, each has their own code; with more, it's a race to crack one master code.
How long does a game take?
About 20-25 minutes. Quick, but you can play multiple rounds.
Do you need advanced math?
Nope! It's more about logic and deduction than calculations.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! Rules are simple, but the challenge is thinking fast under pressure.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, if everyone enjoys brain games. Younger kids might find it tricky.

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