24 Grab Points
Meta Entropy Culture · 2025 · Casual, Strategy, Simulation, Software, Card Game
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About 24 Grab Points
This is a game with four mathematical operations as the core, and you can freely choose your own operation order! Achieve the highest score and winning streak in the shortest time. Compare with your game friends and strangers who are smarter!
Introduction to Play
1. Randomly draw 4 cards in each round. If there is a combination that cannot get 24 points, you can choose to draw cards for the next round. 2. Point introduction: A: 1 point, J: 11 point, Q: 12 point, K: 13 point. 3. Each card can only be used once. Click on the card and the operator to merge the points, and finally merge them into 24 points to complete a game and get the corresponding score. 4. The whole game is limited to 8 minutes. 5. The score is divided into direct bottom score and double bottom score. The initial bottom score is 10 points. Use "+"method to calculate +5 bottom score, use "-"method to calculate +8 bottom score, use "×" method to calculate +1 bottom score, and use "present" method to calculate +3 bottom score. 6. You can get extra points if you complete the winning streak: 3 winning streaks: 30 points, 6 winning streaks: 50 points, 10 winning streaks: 100 points and 11 winning streaks: 200 points. 7. The settlement screen will show your highest number of wins, time spent and final score.Random Combination
You can freely choose the operation order.Ranking List
Competing with the scores of friends or strangers, ranking comprehensively with the number of consecutive victories, scores and remaining time as weights.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
24 Grab Points, developed and published by Meta Entropy Culture, is a minimalist puzzle experience that builds its entire identity around a single mathematical challenge. It takes the familiar concept of combining four numbers to reach a total of twenty-four and frames it as a fast-paced, score-driven activity. The game does not attempt to expand beyond this idea, instead focusing on speed, accuracy, and repetition as its core pillars, making it immediately approachable but also inherently limited in scope. The basic structure is easy to understand from the first round. Players are given four numbers and must use standard arithmetic operations to produce the target value. The rules are simple, but the challenge lies in recognizing valid combinations quickly. While some sets of numbers offer obvious solutions, others require more creative thinking, encouraging players to experiment with different sequences and approaches. This element of flexibility gives the game a puzzle-like quality, as there is often more than one way to reach the correct answer, rewarding both logic and intuition. What adds tension to this otherwise straightforward concept is the emphasis on time. Instead of …
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