- Mar 21, 2026
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Math Strategist is a math puzzle / strategy game. I designed it mainly for ages 8–14, especially kids who enjoy logic games and number-based challenges. It has also been approved in Google Play’s Teacher Approved program.
How to Play: You drag number cards onto the left or right side of a balance scale to complete math-related goals. But instead of being a typical “solve basic arithmetic” app, the game is built around restrictions and planning. For example, one goal might be to make the left side a multiple of 3 and the right side a multiple of 5. Because card placement depends on the current balance state, players have to think carefully about both the current move and the next few moves.
When both sides of the scale are equal, you can place a card on either side. When they are different, you can only place the next card on the lower side. That rule turns the game into a mix of number sense, logic, and sequencing.
As levels go up, the number of goals increases, so later stages require much more planning.
The game includes ads, but they only appear outside gameplay and after a game over. There is also a one-time in-app purchase option to remove ads permanently.
I’d really love feedback on the overall gameplay, difficulty, progression, and whether the strategy aspect feels interesting.
Link：https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dreammushrooms.mathstrategist
Youtube：
How to Play: You drag number cards onto the left or right side of a balance scale to complete math-related goals. But instead of being a typical “solve basic arithmetic” app, the game is built around restrictions and planning. For example, one goal might be to make the left side a multiple of 3 and the right side a multiple of 5. Because card placement depends on the current balance state, players have to think carefully about both the current move and the next few moves.
When both sides of the scale are equal, you can place a card on either side. When they are different, you can only place the next card on the lower side. That rule turns the game into a mix of number sense, logic, and sequencing.
As levels go up, the number of goals increases, so later stages require much more planning.
The game includes ads, but they only appear outside gameplay and after a game over. There is also a one-time in-app purchase option to remove ads permanently.
I’d really love feedback on the overall gameplay, difficulty, progression, and whether the strategy aspect feels interesting.
Link：https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dreammushrooms.mathstrategist
Youtube：
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