DL Miller created the guess-the-number game Primel in 2022. Miller drew inspiration from Wordle, Hannah Park's Wordle clone, a collection of prime numbers from the University of Tennessee at Martin, and Wordle itself. Players can make several guesses at a mystery term that provides them with hints along the way, similar to Wordle. The players are tasked with locating a five-digit prime number rather than a mystery word.
How to play
Primel is really easy to play as long as you have a solid understanding of prime numbers. Simply pick a five-digit prime number as your initial value. You will receive a set of green and yellow tiles based on how closely your term matches the correct prime number for the day. Green tiles indicate that the number is correctly positioned. You have the right number if you receive a yellow tile, but it should be placed somewhere else. You have six chances to choose the right answer.
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