4=10

Sveinn Steinarsson

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About this game

4=10 is a simple number puzzle game suitable for all ages. The objective is to use four given numbers and combine them in an expression that equals 10. For example, you can solve it by adding 1, 2, 3, and 4 together (1+2+3+4=10).

The game relies on basic math operations and starts off easy, gradually increasing in difficulty. It's designed to be a relaxed and soothing experience. You can play it with just one hand, using your phone whenever and wherever you like.

By playing this game, you'll become more comfortable with numbers and improve your basic math skills, including mental calculations, using parentheses, and following the correct order of operations.

Enjoy the game and happy calculating! :)

Ratings and reviews

Hey, I think this game concept is great. Buuuut it is too easy and too many levels, I am at level 52 and I have only have to struggle once or twice. I would say make less levels and start to remove options much earlier on (I am assuming that eventually you do this).I have felt may levels are just simple plus or minus (any order). Or you can solve it in three and then there is a 1 which you can devide or multiply to make the same answer. Hopefully you understand what I have written here.

This game is simple and to the point. I personally usually play competitive games. but something as simple yet extremely fun as this makes me relax. if you think you're good at math. this basic (addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. with parentheses. it's just Prealgebra PEMDAS) yes challenging game will make you think twice on how good you are at problem solving plugging in and evaluation.

Excellent, fun, quick puzzle game. Each puzzle lasts a few seconds, maybe 10- 15 seconds for the really tricky ones, so that you can do them in between focusing on other tasks. Absolutely perfect game for the cell phone. One thing might need to be clarified in the instructions: you can't leave numbers alone to create multi- digit numbers, but I didn't see that explained in the instructions. So, for example, if you have 4 3 6 2, you can't make that (42/6) + 3. I got hung up on that for a while.

What's new

Minor bugfixes