Equations is a phase-based math card game where you build valid mathematical equations from digit and symbol cards.
Every phase asks for a longer equation than the last, starting at just 3 cards and building to 10. Clear all the phases to win. It's designed to be winnable but tight: a sharp player will win often, a careless one will get stuck.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
• Real math, not "close enough." Every completed equation is checked for validity — proper PEMDAS order and correct multi-digit numbers.
• Every placement is a commitment. Cards you play can never leave the board, and slots fill in from the ends only. One rushed move can cost you the round.
• Escalating challenge. Early phases teach the basics with simple comparisons; later phases demand multiple operators, parentheses, exponents, and factorials.
FREE TO PLAY
• 8 escalating phases of solo play, start to finish
• The Regular symbol set (+ − < > =)
• Combine = onto < or > to make ≤ and ≥
• Wild cards you declare on play
• A Challenge round every four hours, with an archive of past ones
• Training mode for drilling your arithmetic facts
• A daily play streak and daily objectives
• High scores, drag-and-drop placement, and a full tutorial
EQUATIONS PRO — one optional purchase, no subscription
• Hard mode: adds × ÷ ! ^ and brackets to the deck, plus wild symbols
• Expert mode: adds x, y and z variable cards
• Puzzle mode: arrange every card you're dealt to hit a target, ten in sixty seconds
• The Challenge with no four-hour wait
• Duel a friend on one tablet, a full board facing each player
• Up to 7 player profiles, each with their own scores, streak and unlocks
PRIVACY
No ads. No analytics. No account. Your progress never leaves your device — the only thing that does is what Google Play and RevenueCat need to sell and restore the Pro unlock.
Equations is a quiet, thinky game you can pick up for one round or many. If you like solitaire, number puzzles, or games that reward planning over luck, give it a try.
A card game where you build real math equations to clear phases.