Perfectly Balanced

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[b]5/10[/b] A basic math game about balancing weights. [b]What is it:[/b] A math game where you have to balance weights on a scale. You start with some weights on either side of the scales, and a certain amount of kilograms and number of blocks you have to place, so that in the end both sides of the scale have the same mass. You can choose how heavy each block you place is, between 1 and 10 kilograms. There are a few restrictions: you have to use all the kilograms and all the blocks; you cannot put a heavier block on top of a lighter one; and you cannot go too high or too far out. These restrictions add a bit of difficulty, but other than that, you only need basic arithmetic, like if you start with 3k on the left, and 5k on the right, and you have to place 4 more k in 3 blocks, you obviously put 2k+1k on the left side and 1k on the right. I think it's a decent learning tool for an elementary student, but otherwise it's kind of boring and not very user friendly. I for one didn't have the patience to do more than 20 levels at a time. Since the math required for each level is not that hard, the game makes it harder by the way you place the weights. They spawn at the top of the scr…

Perfectly Balanced has a straightforward yet interesting premise: balancing weights on a scale while following a few simple rules. The mechanics are easy to grasp, and the puzzle-solving process can be relaxing and satisfying at first. However, the game lacks variety. Across all 85 levels, the core concept remains unchanged, with only minor twists that don't add much challenge. Without mechanics like multipliers, divisors, or more restrictions, most levels can be solved with basic math and minimal thought. While it’s a decent casual game, the lack of depth makes it feel repetitive quickly. If you’re looking for a light, stress-free puzzle experience, it might be worth trying—but don’t expect much evolution in gameplay.

Picked this game up for a few pennies. Gameplay is what you'd expect for that price. Game has a million achievements (who cares).

Entry-level Quite fun Relax This game is "perfectly balanced" only if there is difficulty setting

This is a neutral recommendation. The game is as simple as it looks in the screenshots, but it is competent on what it does. It can be a nice challenge for kids learning arithmetic, and it's a simple casual way to pass some time for adults. There are 85 levels, all roughly the same difficulty, and they can be completed in less than two hours. If you're into achievements, it provides 100 letters, digits and symbols: one per level, and the rest after completing all levels.