Daily puzzle
Make 10: Number Pairs
Match numbers that add up to 10. Play the daily pick or choose from seven fixed layouts, with eight pairs to find and no timer.
Difficulty: Easy
Sixteen number tiles, one target: 10. Choose pairs anywhere on the board; they do not need to touch. Find all eight pairs to finish. Try today’s layout or pick one of seven fixed boards, without a timer or score.
Find eight pairs that make 10
Tap two different tiles whose numbers add up to 10. They can be anywhere on the board.
Seven fixed layouts repeat weekly. Today's pick changes at 00:00 UTC. Changing layouts starts a fresh board.
The interactive board needs JavaScript. You can still read the guide and try the linked challenge below.
0 / 8 pairs found
Choose any two tiles to begin.
Puzzle complete! Great job.
How to play
- Tap or click one tile, then a different tile whose number brings the total to 10. Keyboard players can use Tab and Enter or Space.
- A valid pair stays marked with check marks. A different total gives feedback; your next tap begins a new pair.
- Use Clear selection to change your choice. Reset puzzle restores every number in your current layout, even after completion.
The large numbers are the values to add. The small numbers in the corners identify positions. Two separate 5 tiles make a pair; tapping one tile twice does not.
A different layout for your next break
The daily pick changes at 00:00 UTC and repeats every seven days. These are curated practice boards, not newly generated daily puzzles. An open board stays unchanged, even across midnight; Today’s layout opens the current pick.
You can choose any layout at any time, or use Try next layout after completing one. Switching layouts starts fresh. Progress is not saved when you leave this game.
To return to the same board on another day, use Open a fresh Layout above the tiles and bookmark that page. The link remembers the layout number, not your matches. The regular game address still opens today’s pick.
Try the idea first
Read Make 10 Puzzle Tips: Find the Missing Partner for a worked example, or try Which Eight Can You Choose? before playing Layout 2. For a smaller exercise, solve Find Every Pair That Makes 10. Browse the Games hub for more puzzle styles.