Start of the game. Create calculations which result in the number 844.

Play 'Make 24' and start with only 4 numbers.

How to Play Math

Each round hands you a set of numbers and a target, and the quiet satisfaction of cracking it through pure arithmetic keeps you coming back for one more puzzle. It suits anyone who wants to sharpen mental math — students building confidence, commuters filling five minutes, or adults who simply enjoy a clean logical challenge.

Study the numbers and the target shown on screen
Choose which numbers to combine and in what order
Select the mathematical symbols to connect them
Build a calculation that lands exactly on the target
Confirm your answer and move to the next puzzle

Controls

The interface is touch and click friendly — tap or select numbers and symbols to build your calculation at your own pace.

Scoring

Progress is measured by how many puzzles you solve correctly, rewarding persistence and accuracy over speed.

When does a round end?

A round concludes once your calculation either hits the target number or you choose to reset and try a different approach.

Tips & Tricks

Work backwards from the target — think about what two numbers multiply or add to reach it before committing to a path
Division and subtraction often unlock solutions that addition and multiplication alone cannot, so try them early
If a number feels awkward to place, use it last rather than forcing it into the first operation
When stuck, pair the two largest numbers first — their relationship usually reveals the structure of the whole solution

Why people keep coming back

Pure arithmetic challenge build calculations from given numbers to reach a specific target
Single-use rule each number can only appear once, keeping every puzzle honest and fair
All skill levels straightforward enough for students, deep enough to stretch practiced minds
No time pressure solve at your own pace without countdowns interrupting your thinking
Compact by design launches straight into the puzzle with no lengthy setup or tutorials
Daily brain training short sessions that genuinely exercise mental arithmetic over time

Content & audience

Suitable for all ages (ESRB E; PEGI 3; DJCTQ L; USK Everyone; IARC 3; COB-AU G; PCBP 0; CSRR G; CCC TE; Microsoft 3).
Free game supported by advertising, with optional in-app purchases.
Single-player experience: no chat, no messaging and no user-generated content.
Playable offline; no account required.

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About Math

The goal of this puzzle game is to create calculations which eventually result in the given number, using the available numbers and symbols. You may use each number only once. This game will train your mathematical skills and will give you hours of fun.