Bi nerdle (sometimes written “binerdle”) doubles the classic nerdle challenge. You’re given two 8-character equation grids side by side, and every guess you enter applies to both boards at the same time. You have 7 guesses to solve them both.
Each board shows its own colour-coded feedback:
A new pair of puzzles every day at midnight GMT.
With only 7 guesses for two puzzles, you need to solve one in at most 6 to leave a guess for the other. Early on, try to pick guesses that give you useful information on both boards – a guess that turns mostly green on one board but mostly grey on the other is still progress.
Pay attention to which characters are confirmed or ruled out on each board separately. The two solutions are independent, so a digit that’s grey on one board might still appear in the other.
If two boards at 8 characters feels too tough, try mini bi nerdle – two 6-character puzzles instead. If two isn’t enough, quad nerdle gives you four boards to solve at once.