Node Math

Pretty good for students for problem solving skills and math skills. they should seriously let this game be played on school grounds and during school hours

It's fun, but don't expect to be engaged with this for many many hours. I think you will get 10-15 hours of fun out of this, which is good for the price; but after a while it's slow; and repetitive. It also is not very well optimized. A machine that can run Cyperpunk 2077 with ray tracing at 160fps without an issue will stutter when too many boards have been added because the graphics are so poorly tuned. It's a fun concept, with a bad UI, and exectuted in an interesting way. Worth a look if you like engine building and math.

The visual simplicity further enhances the overall experience, I AM ENAMORED.

Great for the inner math nerd

This game isn't nearly as unfathomable as it seems from the trailers and screenshots. The big scary formula is just calculating a multiplier for your score, so you don't need to understand it, you just need to know that the numbers get bigger when you can afford the upgrades, like in any other incremental game. Aside from that it's a pretty simple automation game where you have to do some basic math and then deliver result numbers to make money to spend on upgrades and to unlock new objectives. The main challenge is making efficient use of the available space, which is intentionally limited. More complicated math is often the trick to increasing efficiency and meeting goals. I gave it a couple dozen hours--many of which were spent waiting for numbers to go up--and had a pretty good time for the most part. But it also started to feel repetitive enough that I didn't feel the need to complete all of the available objectives. Still, I do think I got my money's worth, and that it's worth what the developer is asking for it if you're a fan of the subject genres. My only major note is that the game does need improvements to the user interface and particularly the tutorials. I joined th…

the calculations and numbers getting bigger would be fine the complexity increasing isnt even real, but wouldnt be a problem if it was the problem is the required amount of the numbers you need to deliver keeps increasing so you keep needing more space, just because you need the space for the quantity, not the complexity but the space doesnt expand on level ups or quest completion so you just end up waiting to get the resources to expand the area to place the quantity, not complexity, you need to get the numbers to unlock the next lvl up that gives you nothing things should shrink or produce faster when leveling up, then it would work but currently you are just waiting for upgrades that are demanded not upgrades but just requirements because you need a minimum of space to provide the quantity of numbers that keeps getting higher it has potential, but its as if they saw long playtime as a goal