How do you play Nunch?

Nunch displays a sequence of numbers and letters on a 4x4 grid. You memorize the sequence, then the grid clears and you enter what you remember using the on-screen keyboard. You have 5 attempts per puzzle. The 'Show Again' button lets you review the sequence but costs one attempt. Complete all sequences to finish the daily puzzle!

Is Nunch free to play?

Yes! Nunch is completely free to play with no ads, no account required, and no in-app purchases. A new puzzle is available every day at midnight in your local timezone.

What makes Friday puzzles special in Nunch?

Friday puzzles in Nunch feature real-world mathematical and scientific sequences. Instead of random characters, you memorize sequences like the digits of pi, Fibonacci numbers, prime number sequences, hexadecimal codes, or chess notation. After completing the puzzle, an educational reveal explains the pattern and its significance in mathematics, science, or history.

How does difficulty change throughout the week in Nunch?

Nunch uses progressive difficulty. Sunday starts easy with short sequences (3-6 characters). Each day adds longer sequences: Monday (3-8), Tuesday (3-9), Wednesday (3-11), Thursday (3-12), Friday (3-16 educational), and Saturday (4-16 expert). This lets beginners enjoy Sunday while experts are challenged by Saturday.

What is the 4x4 grid in Nunch?

The Nunch grid is a 4x4 arrangement of 16 tiles. Sequences are displayed filling tiles from left to right, top to bottom. Shorter sequences use fewer tiles (shown as active), while the maximum 16-character sequences fill the entire grid. The grid design is inspired by memory training exercises used in cognitive science.

Can I play Nunch on my phone?

Yes! Nunch is fully mobile-responsive and works great on iPhone, Android, tablets, and desktop browsers. The on-screen keyboard is optimized for touch input, and the game saves your progress if you close the browser.

How do streaks work in Nunch?

Your streak counts consecutive days you've played Nunch. Play every day to build your streak! The game tracks your current streak and best streak in your statistics. Miss a day and your current streak resets to zero, but your best streak record is preserved.

What patterns appear in Nunch Friday puzzles?

Friday puzzles have featured: digits of pi (both decimal and hexadecimal), Fibonacci sequence, prime numbers, Euler's number (e), the golden ratio, Mersenne primes, Ramanujan's taxicab number, chess algebraic notation, look-and-say sequences, and more. Each Friday brings a new mathematical or scientific sequence to discover!

Nunch - The Daily Memory Game

Welcome to Nunch, a free daily memory puzzle game that challenges your brain with sequence memorization. Every day, players around the world tackle the same puzzle, memorizing sequences of numbers and letters displayed on a 4x4 grid.

How Nunch Works

The game displays a sequence on a 16-tile grid. You watch, memorize, then enter the sequence from memory using the keyboard. Start with short 3-character sequences and work up to challenging 16-character sequences that fill the entire grid. You have 5 attempts to complete each day's puzzle.

Daily Difficulty Progression

Nunch gets harder as the week progresses. Sunday puzzles are perfect for beginners with sequences from 3 to 6 characters. By Saturday, you'll face expert-level challenges with sequences up to 16 characters. This progressive difficulty means there's always a challenge waiting, whether you're new to memory games or a seasoned puzzle veteran.

Friday Educational Challenges

Every Friday, Nunch features special puzzles based on real mathematical and scientific sequences. Instead of random characters, you'll memorize digits of pi, Fibonacci numbers, prime sequences, hexadecimal codes, or chess notation. After completing the puzzle, discover the fascinating story behind the pattern. It's memory training meets math education!

Features

New puzzle every day at midnight
4x4 grid with up to 16 characters to memorize
Progressive difficulty Sunday through Saturday
5 attempts per puzzle with Show Again option
Friday educational puzzles with hidden patterns
Streak tracking to build daily habits
Share your score with friends
Works on mobile, tablet, and desktop
No account required - just play
Completely free with no ads

Why Play Nunch?

Memory games like Nunch help improve working memory, focus, and cognitive function. Just 2-3 minutes daily can help sharpen your mind. The streak system encourages building a healthy daily habit, while Friday's educational reveals make learning fun.

About AstraOrbital Interactive

Nunch is created by AstraOrbital Interactive, makers of puzzle games for curious minds. Visit astraorbital.co to discover more brain-training games.