N+1: Next Number
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About this game
A number appears. Two buttons below it. One of them carries its successor — tap that one. That is the whole game, and it is enough.
N+1 is a number game for the odd spare minute: short enough for the queue at the till, fast enough that by the third level you stop reading and start calculating.
EIGHT LEVELS
Each level has its own number range and a score you need to clear it — from 1 to 10 in the first, up to two-digit numbers in the eighth. The wrong answer sits above the correct one where the range has room, otherwise below it, and which side it lands on is a coin flip. You cannot spot it by position.
THREE SPEEDS
Simple — no clock. A correct answer is worth one point.
Advanced — two seconds per question, and every level shaves some off. Two points.
Genius — one and a half seconds to start with, uncomfortable from there. Three points.
Run out of time or tap the wrong number and the round ends. Level, score and best result are kept.
WITHOUT ANYTHING ELSE
No ads. No tracking. No permissions — not a single one. No internet connection, because there is nowhere for the app to send anything. No account, no sign-in, no purchases.
Your progress lives on the device and leaves with the app.
The game was published in 2014 and, as of this update, runs on current Android again.
N+1 is a number game for the odd spare minute: short enough for the queue at the till, fast enough that by the third level you stop reading and start calculating.
EIGHT LEVELS
Each level has its own number range and a score you need to clear it — from 1 to 10 in the first, up to two-digit numbers in the eighth. The wrong answer sits above the correct one where the range has room, otherwise below it, and which side it lands on is a coin flip. You cannot spot it by position.
THREE SPEEDS
Simple — no clock. A correct answer is worth one point.
Advanced — two seconds per question, and every level shaves some off. Two points.
Genius — one and a half seconds to start with, uncomfortable from there. Three points.
Run out of time or tap the wrong number and the round ends. Level, score and best result are kept.
WITHOUT ANYTHING ELSE
No ads. No tracking. No permissions — not a single one. No internet connection, because there is nowhere for the app to send anything. No account, no sign-in, no purchases.
Your progress lives on the device and leaves with the app.
The game was published in 2014 and, as of this update, runs on current Android again.
A number appears. Tap its successor. Eight levels, three speeds.
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What’s new
First update since 2014. The game runs on current Android again and has been
verified on a real device.
Ads and analytics are gone. The app now needs no permission at all and no
internet connection.
Two crashes fixed: on the way to the result screen, and when returning to a round
in progress. Come back to the app from the background and your question and score
are the ones you left behind.
verified on a real device.
Ads and analytics are gone. The app now needs no permission at all and no
internet connection.
Two crashes fixed: on the way to the result screen, and when returning to a round
in progress. Come back to the app from the background and your question and score
are the ones you left behind.
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About the developer
rypox GmbH
info@rypox.de
Mergenthalerallee 73-75
65760 Eschborn
Germany
+49 173 6205830
