Deduce Daily
iOS app by Bruno Ramos. Games · Bruno Ramos
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
Every day brings one new secret code — four colors, chosen from six, in a specific order. You have six guesses to work it out. After each guess, the board tells you how many colors are the right color in the right spot, and how many are the right color in the wrong spot. Everyone else playing that day is working the exact same code. If you've played a color-code deduction game before, you already know the rhythm. If you haven't: start anywhere, read the feedback pegs carefully, and narrow it down guess by guess. It's a logic puzzle, not a guessing game — every guess should be smarter than the last. HOW IT WORKS - Tap colors to build a 4-color guess, then submit it. - Solid pegs mean a color is in exactly the right spot. - Hollow pegs mean a color is right, just not in that position. - You get six guesses. Solve it, or see the answer if you don't. - One puzzle per calendar day — come back tomorrow for a new one. SHARE YOUR RESULT When you finish, Copy Result puts a spoiler-free grid of black and white squares on your clipboard, showing your guess pattern without giving away the code — paste it anywhere you'd share a daily puzzle result. NO NOISE No accounts, no ads, no in-app purchases, no network connection of any kind. The day's puzzle is worked out entirely on your device from the calendar date — nothing is downloaded, and nothing you play is sent anywhere. Your streak and win record live on your device and nowhere else. Deduce Daily is a five-minute logic puzzle for once a day, every day.
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