Numeq: Math Brain Puzzle Game

Can you balance the scale? Numeq is a math puzzle game where you drag number
chips between two pans until the equation is true. Simple to learn, tricky to
master — a logic game that turns mental math into a brain workout you actually
want to do.

HOW IT WORKS
Each level shows a balance scale with numbers on both sides. Move the chips so
the comparison holds: equal (=), greater (>) or less (subtract or multiply, and some chips are locked in place — plan your moves
carefully.

⭐ FEWER MOVES, MORE STARS
Solve each number puzzle in the minimum number of moves to earn 3 stars and
unlock new worlds: Basics, Plan, Multiply and Master.

🧩 GAME MODES
• Campaign — hand-crafted levels across 4 worlds
• Daily Puzzle — one fresh puzzle every day, keep your streak alive
• Endless — procedurally generated levels that get harder as you go
• Time Attack — solve as many as you can before the clock runs out

🧠 A REAL BRAIN WORKOUT
Numeq is brain training disguised as a game. Every level is a small exercise in
mental math, logic and planning: read the equation, picture the result, move
the fewest chips. No lucky guesses, no pay-to-win — just thinking.

👤 WHO IT'S FOR
• Adults who enjoy brain games, number puzzles and logic games
• Students practising arithmetic without a worksheet in sight
• Anyone who wants a short, quiet puzzle instead of another endless feed

✨ WHY YOU'LL KEEP PLAYING
• Quick sessions: a puzzle takes less than a minute
• No timer in Campaign — think for as long as you like
• Clean, colorful design with satisfying sounds and haptics
• One-handed portrait play, small download, no account needed
• Works fully offline — play on a plane, a train or underground
• Available in 9 languages

Free to download. Contains ads; an optional one-time purchase removes them.

Balance the numbers. Beat your streak. Master the scale!

Recent changes:
• Pick up where you left off: the campaign now opens with a Continue card that takes you straight to your next level
• The board no longer shifts when an ad loads, and the number pieces now fit properly on small screens
• Small fixes and improvements