Tease your brain in this ambient logic game where you have to make the math match 21 as a result horizontal and vertically (because we're talking about blackjack, right?) Swap the cards, make the math, repeat. That's all you'll need in order to complete this game!
It's a very short game with 35 levels of swapping cards to get 21 as a result. You can enable the calculation to check whether your swapped cards resulted in 21.
There is nothing spectacular, but also nothing to complain about this game. It's just a simple and short game, but it can be boring for some players or maybe even annoying to get the number...
Good math puzzles in a relaxing mood. The optional features of showing the totals and automatic submissions are nice too.
This game is alright if you like mathematical puzzles.
You swap cards around trying to make every row and column equal to 21 with the basic operations of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. There are 35 levels that increase in difficulty.
A huge problem is that when you get stuck, you REALLY get stuck, and aside from that one row not making...
BlackJack Math Cross Numbers by Heavy Sheep takes a surprisingly clever approach to blending arithmetic puzzles with the thematic framing of blackjack, transforming what is traditionally a game of chance into a structured, logic-focused experience. Instead of cards, suits, and dealers, the player is presented with a grid of numbers that must be rearranged...
I liked this one rather than the first, since i only needed to develop a program when i reach lvl 27 +