Math & Topology

Panthera Titanium

Contains ads

About this game

Embark on a journey with Math & Topology, where numbers and logic collide in a captivating puzzle experience. Challenge your intellect and problem-solving skills in a game that blends mathematical operations with intriguing spatial puzzles. Each level unlocks a world of unique challenges that require not just logic, but a touch of creativity.

• Thought-Provoking Puzzles: Explore levels each crafted to challenge your mathematical skills and problem-solving strategies.

• Dynamic Tile Puzzles: Solve levels that uniquely feature either classic square or elegant hexagonal tiles, challenging you to adapt your logic and problem-solving approach with each shape.

• Universal Puzzle Appeal: Whether you're a puzzle enthusiast or a lover of numbers, Math & Topology offers a refreshing twist that keeps you coming back for more.

• Seamless Learning Curve: Introduction, interactive tutorials, and hints ensure a welcoming experience for players of all skill levels, allowing you to discover solutions at your own pace.

Are you ready to unlock the secrets of Math & Topology and test your wits? Download Math & Topology now and join the adventure that celebrates the beauty of mathematics!

Ratings and reviews

I like the bare UI, and the game seems more challenging as you go - fun so far. Some things for Devs to work on, though: a basic tutorial would be a big help for beginners (I flailed around in confusion a bit, at first!)..and once you have completed a Level - some indication of Success, such as ---> highlighting the Next button in green, would be nice!

App author clearly doesn't have respect for the user (see pirategames comment on advertising). The game played fine but after almost every level a full screen ad started appearing and eventually on launch. These full screen ads kept launching play store trying to use my Google Play funds to download random garbage even if I tried to just close the app. It's a shame as the concept seemed cool and fun. Maybe I'll try the steam version (if it doesn't have ads).

I'm having a lot of fun with the puzzles. I do have a question, though. Shouldn't a product operator with no inputs have an output of 1 rather than 0? That is how it is in most systems. 1 is the identity element under multiplication, just as 0 is the identity element under addition. That is, in a sort of way, why a non-zero number to the power of 0 equals 1. Raising a number to the power of 0 is an empty product since exponentiation can be defined as the repeated application of multiplication.

What's new

Some minor fixes and improvements.