Math Muncher

a very fun math game that includes math operators like modulo and factorials! takes about 1 and a half hours to play. however, there are a few things i wish could be improved: - if we add more blocks from the chicken to the block the chicken put out without moving the block first, the block becomes invisible. i’m guessing this is a bug and i hope it gets fixed. - the level selection in the main menu requires you to go through them one by one. - my progress gets reset if i use a different device. other than those, i enjoyed the puzzles a lot! here’s a video of me playing it on stream (from 0:00 to 1:36:17): https://youtu.be/VbPJe8RzqbI?si=qQcYclC1M0veiGtV

Reccomended fo someone that loves simple math, the puzzle really simple and fun overall

When I first saw this game, I initially thought of Baba is You, which although I haven't played, I have heard is quite a popular game in the realm of the puzzle genre. I also was compelled to try this game because, you know, math (if you don't catch what I mean there - my username is a math term :) ) When I played this game, the beginning puzzles were pretty easy, but I feel like this is a normal aspect of puzzle games to boost morale and to serve as an introduction. However, as the levels progressed, so did the difficulty. This game not only comprises math equations and symbols (e.g. factorials, binary true and false), but interesting mechanics such as blocks that are tied together and cannot be separated, thus restricting block movement heavily. By the end of the game, I got that serotonin boost of, "Yes, I did it!", which conveys that the puzzles, although minimalist in nature, are complicated and difficult enough to provide a sense of satisfaction upon completion. Also, these puzzles definitely began to scratch an itch in my brain; I enjoyed these puzzles immensely, and I hope that more levels are eventually added to this game!

Fun little game! Cute kitty pixel art and satisfying sfx. I really enjoyed it except some little things that could be improved: an "undo" button (sometimes blocks are hit on accident), some mechanincs that weren't much fun like the light bulb and a way to select the next level from the main menu instead of having to go through all of them.

Interested in how future updates (if any) will incorporate more advanced math. ~90 min worth of game time.