MATH FPS : Solve Or Die

MATH FPS : Solve Or Die

Crosse Studios · December 5, 2025 · Action, Casual, Action-Adventure, Shooter, Arena Shooter

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About MATH FPS : Solve Or Die

In MATH FPS, your trigger finger is only as good as your brain... Solve or Die!This is a fast-paced arena shooter with one simple rule: solve the math to kill the bot. Forget aiming for the head... you need to aim for the answer.Every enemy spawns with a math problem floating above it (ie 7 × 6). The correct answer (42) is printed on one specific body part. Shoot the wrong number and the player is dealt damage. Even a perfect headshot is useless if the answer is on the leg.Think fast. Shoot smart. Survive.

Enemy Types

As the waves progress, you’ll face increasingly dangerous robot enemies designed to test both your reflexes and your mental math:
  • Humanoid Drones – Static, slow, or FAST... agile training bots that introduce core mechanics and punish slow thinking.
  • Assault Mechs – Heavy, armored enemies that shoot projectiles with multiple answer zones that force rapid decision-making under pressure.
  • Swarm Units – Lightweight robots that rush in numbers, overwhelming you with multiple problems at once.
  • Elite Spiders– Advanced combat bots with tougher math, faster movement, and relentless attacks that leave no room for hesitation.
Each enemy type changes how you approach the problem.... sometimes precision matters, other times survival means answering fast or clearing space immediately.

Weapons: Math Blasters

Unlock and master a lineup of purpose-built blasters, each tuned for a different playstyle and cognitive challenge:
  • PulseSide P-9 (Pistol)
    A fast-firing precision sidearm. Perfect for quick problem recognition and accurate single-target answers.
  • FracShot SG-12 (Shotgun)
    High-impact blasts for close-range chaos. Ideal when answers are clustered and split-second thinking is the only way out.
  • CipherScope SR-1 (Sniper Rifle)
    Extreme precision and high reward. Designed for players who can calmly solve complex problems and land the correct answer from a distance.
  • VectorCore AR-X (Assault Rifle)
    A versatile, rapid-fire weapon built for sustained fights and fast target switching when multiple answers are in play.
Each weapon rewards a different balance of accuracy, speed, and problem-solving, letting you adapt your strategy as the arena evolves.

Game Modes

Survive relentless waves or sharpen your skills in focused math challenges:
  • Addition
  • Subtraction
  • Multiplication
  • Division
  • Combo Mode the ultimate test combining all problem types under constant pressure
MATH FPS isn’t about how fast you can shoot. It’s about how fast you can think.

MATH FPS : Solve Or Die — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Feb 15, 2026
So like, this is the earliest of early access I've ever seen. The red lights are nearly impossible to read, the enemies are ridiculously annoying, and it's impossible to actually hit what you're aiming at unless you zoom in. And some guns have ridiculously long load times. Secondly, the shielded spider enemies can eat a fat one. It's not the worst concept on the planet, but a single level with a blinding amount of lens flare and hitching graphics will not a game make. More nits: why am I being asked to log in? Why do the game mode options not fit on one screen. I'm playing this on a 34" ultrawide samsung odyssey with 5K resolution. give me all the options in the same screen. Whoever is making this only spent a week or two slapping assets from the store together and then making it a "game". You're not call of duty, stop trying to be call of duty. It does what it says on the tin, but that is all there is. If you're a parent looking for a game for your kid, getting dosbox plus classic math blaster will be a better experience than whatever this was.
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Not recommended May 23, 2026
this has great potential! some of the mobs need more thought / less annoying mechanics. the spiders in particular need more delay before they turn around. Just a bit more intention in the way difficulty scales and not forcing you to work around an annoying mechanic rather then letting you fail due to a skill error / math error. Character movement is a little clunky, its not smooth. Would love to see a completive mode too, great way to improve mental math skills to bring out competition in others. but adding multiplayer is asking a lot. really clever idea as a game! more practical games please
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Not recommended Sep 29, 2026
This game is super fun but extremely broken and appears to be a dead project so would not recommend purchasing. The game doesn't look very much like the trailers and there appears to be a slide mechanic in the trailer which is missing from the game. Enemies walk though walls. Spider enemies have answers on their back legs and often turn around too quickly to hit them (they also bunch together). The menu is completely broken and you can't see all of the options, many options appear to be "fluff" which don't add anything to the game. The scope in the game is broken for me although appears to work for others. I actually had a lot of fun playing despite the issues. Would love to see this as a fully fleshed out project.
Recommended Apr 25, 2026
I'm ready for the PSATs!
Recommended Feb 24, 2026
However the game keeps crashing.
Recommended Jan 30, 2026
I can't play more than a few minutes, it feels like you are walking in molasses. If you could move quicker I would be all for this, like especially the bots that have four legs that you need to maneuver around. Really awesome idea. I hope they update it, because I would pay another $5 if it worked smoother. Great start though. Also, the Developer name is spelled incorrectly under the game description and release date. It is actually Fryos Games Studio, not "Fyros" as it currently is listed as. There is so much room for expansion on this, would love to see more of this!

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