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Primle

Primle is a daily logic game. An ever-growing multilingual list of Wordle-like games from all over the world 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩.

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Primle explained through the mechanics its sources actually establish.

Primle now has enough source-specific information to explain objective, input, feedback plus its documented modes, limits or access context. Unconfirmed parts of the round remain visibly bounded rather than inferred.

Best for

  • Players looking for a daily Numbers and Logic game
  • Players interested in this loop: In Primle, you try to find a five-digit number (10,000 - 99,999) which is the product of five distinct prime numbers between 2 and 23 (inclusive). The target number changes every day.

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  • Players who need confirmed details about the exact win, loss or stopping condition

Primle at a glance

Primle is a daily logic game. An ever-growing multilingual list of Wordle-like games from all over the world 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩.

Confirmed Primle play details

  • Objective: In Primle, you try to find a five-digit number (10,000 - 99,999) which is the product of five distinct prime numbers between 2 and 23 (inclusive). The target number changes every day.
  • Player action: Each turn, you will enter a five-digit number. Unlike Wordle, the game won’t tell you if the digits match the target number. Instead, it will tell you whether the number you’ve entered shares prime factors with the target number.
  • Visible response: If the game colours a digit green, that means that the two numbers divide by that prime factor to the same power. If it colours the digit yellow, then they divide by that prime factor to different powers.

Primle modes, limits and access

  • Limits: Like Wordle, it will add colour to the digits of your guess. If it colours the first digit, that means that your guess divides by the target number’s smallest prime factor. If it colours the second digit, it means that your guess divides by.
  • Modes and cadence: Primle follows a daily release rhythm. This was checked for Primle.
  • Access: https://percysnoodle.github.io/primle/about.html is the verified official play route for Primle.

Primle evidence boundary

Not yet established: the exact win, loss or stopping condition. Those details are left open rather than copied from a similar game.

How to play

  1. Each turn, you will enter a five-digit number. Unlike Wordle, the game won't tell you if the digits match the target number. Instead, it will tell you whether the number you've entered shares prime factors with the target number.
  2. If the game colours a digit green, that means that the two numbers divide by that prime factor to the same power. If it colours the digit yellow, then they divide by that prime factor to different powers.
  3. In Primle, you try to find a five-digit number (10,000 - 99,999) which is the product of five distinct prime numbers between 2 and 23 (inclusive). The target number changes every day.
  4. Like Wordle, it will add colour to the digits of your guess. If it colours the first digit, that means that your guess divides by the target number's smallest prime factor. If it colours the second digit, it means that your guess divides by.
  5. Primle follows a daily release rhythm. This was checked for Primle.
  6. Primle is a daily logic game.

Game passport

A quick read before you play.

Play

Mechanics
Numbers and Logic
Input
Each turn, you will enter a five-digit number. Unlike Wordle, the game won't tell you if the digits match the target number. Instead, it will tell you whether the number you've entered shares prime factors with the target number.

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Cadence
Daily

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Before you play

Questions before you play.

What do you do in Primle?
In Primle, you try to find a five-digit number (10,000 - 99,999) which is the product of five distinct prime numbers between 2 and 23 (inclusive). The target number changes every day.
How do you make a move in Primle?
Each turn, you will enter a five-digit number. Unlike Wordle, the game won't tell you if the digits match the target number. Instead, it will tell you whether the number you've entered shares prime factors with the target number.

Source ledger

The evidence behind this page.

This Guide uses reviewed, rendered or explicitly corroborated evidence for objective, input, feedback and keeps missing round facts visible. It does not use generated copy as evidence or transfer rules from a similar game.

  1. PrimleOfficial, Web, checked 16 July 2026
  2. Wordles of the WorldEditorial, Web, checked 16 July 2026
  3. Primle rendered gameplay evidenceOfficial, Web, checked 10 August 2026