Matexo: Addictive Math Puzzle

Logisk Studio

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Matexo is here! Challenge your math skills with our exciting new mobile game!

The goal is simple: meet the target value by strategically applying a series of operations (additions, subtractions, multiplications, divisions) to a starting value. As simple as it may seem, it can get quite challenging.

Discover a unique and puzzling experience through hundreds of hand-crafted levels and enjoy an immersive atmosphere in your journey. With progressively challenging levels, this game is perfect for all ages and math levels. Download now and start your math adventure today!

Features
- 120 hand-crafted levels
- 6 uniquely themed level packs
- Beautiful and immersive visuals
- A relaxing and meditative soundtrack
- Improves your focus and creativity
- Cloud saving and achievements

Enjoy!

Ratings and reviews

This is one of those ones that I have to rate based on ads. It's a fun enough game, and maybe later I'll buy no ads on it, but the ads are not only unskipable, they also pull up Google Play when they're done so you have to back out of two screens afterwards. Sometimes they'll even play before you start your first puzzle. A change to just that would boost the score and make me willing to play with ads on instead of airplane mode or closing it when ads come up.

Fun, but the ads are unskipable, so it's not worth it Edit: Obviously I know there's going to be ads on a free game. But most ads are skipable after a few seconds, but yours are not. It's very annoying, so for you it's necessary to realize that there's a right way to put ads in your game that doesn't turn players away

The concept is just bad. A math based puzzle where most of the time if you don't want to pull out a pen and paper or a calculator you're kinda just brute forcing it. It scales quickly and it's eventually just very difficult for someone who can't do extreme mental math. For example, there was a level dealing with exponential growth, how is it "relaxing" to do exponents in your head?

What’s new

- Added haptic feedback