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A treat for maths fans (if there are any)
- Numito is a new tile-sliding and equation-solving puzzle game
- Move tiles up and down to form correct equations to reach target numbers
- Daily challenges and different objectives change up the number-crunching gameplay
Numito is the latest in a long line of quirky puzzle games to pop up on our radar over the recent months. And it's also one of the games our resident YouTube guru Scott has been covering over on the official PocketGamer channel!
To give you a basic overview of Numito without simply recapping Scott's video, Numito is a simple math game where you need to create and solve an equation in order to reach a target number. Simple, right? Well, as anyone who's failed GCSE maths can tell you, not really.
Some people can easily grasp maths, and for some, it's the most incomprehensible mess possible. Fortunately for either camp, Numito features both the simple and fast-paced, as well as the intense and analytical. And with each solved puzzle you also get some neat, maths-themed facts!
To the power of- something or other
As you can see from Scott's video, Numito is packed with a surprising number of features. As with other puzzle games, like Worldle, you have your daily levels to complete and compare times with friends, and a variety of game modes. You won't just be reaching a certain number, but also accomplishing sums under certain strict requirements.
Whether or not you resonate with Numito will depend entirely on how good at maths you are, and whether or not you enjoy that skill. But we reckon it's worth a look, so take a look at Scott's gameplay above, and then check out Numito; available now for the iOS App Store and on Android!
And if even engaging gameplay can't break the mind-numbing tedium of maths for you, don't worry! Check out our list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) to see what grabs you!
Better yet, check in on our list of the most anticipated mobile games of the year to see what else is coming up soon!
Iwan is a Cardiff-based freelance writer, who joined the Pocket Gamer Biz site fresh-faced from University before moving to the Pocketgamer.com editorial team in November of 2023.
