Three Digits

"Three Digits" ist ein sehr kleines Casual-Additions Spielchen. Das Prinzip ist extrem simpel. Auf dem Bildschirm werden ein paar Zahlen, die kleiner als 1000 sind angezeigt. Alle sind blau hinterlegt. Per Klick können wir sie grün oder rot hinterlegen. Ziel ist es, daß die Summe aller grünen Zahlen gleich der Summe aller roten Zahlen ist. Und das wars. Mehr gibts nicht. Das System ist extrem simpel. Der Programmieraufwand ist extrem gering. Der Content in Summe eigentlich ein ziemlich schlechter Witz. Natürlich strengt es ein wenig das Hirn an, Additionsvarianten durchzugehen. Aber es wird auch extrem schnell langweilig. Technisch funktioniert das Spielchen, allerdings ist es technisch auch auf niedrigstmöglichem Niveau. Ein bißchen belanglose Musik gibt es auch dazu. Wer nur ein bißchen Kopfrechnen will und Addieren für sexy hält, der kann einen Blick wagen. Wer allerdings wirklich ein Spiel erwartet, wird enttäuscht. [h1]Wertung:[/h1] 3/10 Atmosphäre -/10 Story 3/10 Grafik 3/10 Sound 5/10 Spielmechanik 5/10 Balancing 4/10 Spielspass [h1]Fazit:[/h1] Tausend mal addiert. Tausend mal is nix passiert. [h1][b]4/10 Gesamtwertung

Assim como seu antecessor (two digits) esse jogo entrega o que promete, mas além de eu ter achado ele tão monotono quanto o primeiro, ele é um pouquinho mais mal acabado (até chequei pra ver se esse jogo realmente tinha saido depois). Os cliques as vezes não registram, principalmente jogando em tela cheia e pra conseguir os achivements você precisa fechar o jogo, abrir e fechar mais uma vez, tudo isso não acontecia no anterior, e sã situações bem chatas. O jogo se trata de somar números diferentes para obter o mesmo valor, um desafio matemático, mas não achei apelativo o suficiente pra pender alguém, existem puzzles logicos melhores nesse sentido. Recomendo se é o que você quer, porque é bem obvio do que o jogo se trata só olhando a imagens, mas o two digits funciono bem melhor. --------------------------- Just like its predecessor (two digits) this game delivers what it promises, but besides I found it as monotonous as the first one, it's a little worse (I even checked to see if this game really came out later). The clicks sometimes don't register, mainly playing in full screen and to get the achivements you need to close the game, open and close one more time, all that didn't happen in the previous one, and they are very boring situations. The game is about adding different numbers to get the same value, a mathematical challenge, but I didn't find it appealing enough to hang someone, there are better logic puzzles in that sense. I recommend it if that's what you want, because it's pretty obvious what the game is about just by looking at the images, but the two digits works a lot better.

El único punto negativo que le encuentro a este juego es que los logros están bugueados, aunque hayas superado los retos, los trofeos no saltan en el momento preciso de conseguirlos: Puede ocurrir que aparezcan varios, de forma simultánea, al día siguiente o tengas que abrir y cerrar el juego varias veces para que eso suceda.

A decent puzzle, but it is extremely hard. Same concept as [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MouseWithBeer/recommended/371330?snr=1_5_9__402]Two Digits[/url], just that in this one you have groups of 3 numbers instead of 2. I gave up halfway through the 300 levels as it was just way too hard for me.

一个很恶心的数学游戏！！不是益智游戏！是数学游戏！ 目标是选择2类特定的数值让数值相加相等！！ 而且数值还很大！！！关卡居然还有300+个关卡！！！ 赶紧打开指南压压惊！！果然有全关卡攻略！！！！！！ 别···我看数值都看晕了··· 还有成就不解锁bug！！！同样在指南里有解决办法！这个游戏简直···

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Three Digits is a logic puzzle game developed and published by Cleverweek that proves an engaging experience does not require flashy visuals or complicated mechanics. As the follow-up to Two Digits, it expands on the original concept by presenting players with a more demanding series of mathematical puzzles centered on a single objective. Each stage provides a collection of numbers below one thousand, and the task is to divide them into two groups with identical sums. The rules are immediately understandable, but reaching the correct solution becomes increasingly difficult as the game introduces more elaborate numerical combinations. This straightforward design allows the gameplay to focus entirely on critical thinking and logical deduction, creating a rewarding experience for players who enjoy solving carefully designed puzzles. The game features 300 handcrafted puzzles divided into 14 themed level sets, giving players a lengthy progression that steadily increases in complexity. Early challenges help establish the core mechanics without overwhelming newcomers, while later puzzles require considerably more planning, patience, and experimentation. Success rarely comes from guesswork alone, as each solution demands careful analysis of how every number contributes to the overall balance. This gradual escalation creates a satisfying learning curve, encouraging players to improve their problem-solving abilities while continually presenting fresh mental obstacles. The result is a puzzle game that respects the player's intelligence and consistently rewards persistence. One of the game's strongest additions is its random puzzle mode, which generates an endless supply of new challenges after the main campaign has been completed. This feature significantly extends the game's lifespan by ensuring there is always another puzzle waiting to be solved. Players who enjoy sharpening their logical reasoning can continue testing themselves long after finishing the handcrafted content, making Three Digits more than a one-time experience. Steam Achievements further enhance replayability by providing additional goals for completionists without distracting from the game's primary focus on solving numerical puzzles. Visually, Three Digits embraces a clean and highly functional presentation that complements its minimalist philosophy. Every element of the interface is designed for readability, allowing players to focus entirely on the puzzle in front of them. The uncluttered menus and intuitive controls make rearranging numbers effortless, preventing unnecessary frustration during more difficult stages. Rather than relying on elaborate graphics or dramatic visual effects, the game succeeds through clarity and efficiency, creating an atmosphere where concentration remains the highest priority. This restrained presentation pairs well with the thoughtful gameplay, offering a calm environment that encourages deliberate thinking instead of rushed decisions. Despite its strengths, Three Digits is intentionally specialized and may not appeal to every type of player. Those seeking narrative progression, character development, or varied gameplay mechanics may find the experience somewhat repetitive since every challenge revolves around the same core objective. Likewise, players who are less interested in mathematical reasoning or logic-based gameplay could struggle with the increasing difficulty as the puzzles become more demanding. However, for puzzle enthusiasts who appreciate games built around elegant design and intellectual challenge, this focused approach is precisely what makes the experience so compelling. Three Digits succeeds by taking a simple concept and refining it into an absorbing collection of brainteasers that consistently reward careful analysis and patience. Cleverweek demonstrates that strong puzzle design can stand on its own without unnecessary distractions, delivering hundreds of thoughtfully crafted challenges alongside an endless random mode that greatly enhances replay value. While its niche appeal means it will not satisfy everyone, fans of logic puzzles and numerical problem-solving will find a polished, satisfying, and mentally stimulating experience that remains engaging from beginning to end. Rating: 5/10