Nullum

[b]5/10[/b] Interesting math puzzle in a minimalist presentation. [b]What is it:[/b] A math game in which you have to combine number tiles until there is nothing left. You can move a tile over one of its 4 neighbors. If they have the same number, they both disappear. If they have different numbers, the dragged tile is added to the other tile, forming a new number. You have to figure out the right combination of additions and annihilations until no tile is left. Sounds simple, but the game can be quite hard. Other mechanics used in only a few of the levels are: having a few tiles that you must decide where they should be placed, and having a tile whose value you must pick. The concept is interesting, a good math challenge, but the implementation is too minimal. [b]How hard is it:[/b] Moderate. [b]How long is it:[/b] 40 levels, can be done in 1-3 hours. Levels must be done in order. [b]Level design:[/b] OK, not much diversity, but the levels don't feel repetitive. Unfortunately the extra mechanics are used in only 2 levels each. [b]Quality:[/b] Brutally minimalist. Just volume and fullscreen toggles, which don't survive a game restart. Proper level select, but no level skippin…

Played on Steam Deck. Simple small minimalist puzzle game. The concept is something I haven't seen done before, nice to see something unique.

Fun little puzzle game. Simple to understand, but thinking and adding required. Took a little less than 2 hours for me to do the 40 levels.

Fun little puzzle game... as long as you like math... but its just addition so it should be easy right? ...Sometimes.

Fun little puzzle game. Simple mechanics but can be really challenging. Worth the small price.

Good challenge