+7
×2At 12, ×2 wins. At 6 it would lose.
A math arcade shooter · iPhone
Move fast. Think faster.
Run the track. Read the sign. Pick a lane. One lane grows your ammo, the other starves it, and the zombies ahead cost exactly what the last sign paid for. You have about a second.
How it plays
Two lanes, two signs, no previews. Add, multiply, halve or take away, and the number over your head changes the instant you pass through. The arithmetic is the game.
+7
×2At 12, ×2 wins. At 6 it would lose.
÷2
−13Both hurt. ÷2 hurts less, by one.
More ammo, more fire. The horde ahead is priced to the sign you just passed, so a wrong lane brings the zombies closer.
Logs, crates and beams share the track with the math. Three hearts, no more, and nothing on the trail gives one back.
One thumb. Swipe to change lanes, up to jump, down to slide, down again in the air to drop early.
Meet the squad

First on the track, last to blink.

Reads the sign before it finishes rendering.

Runs the numbers. Literally.

Not from around here. Great at long division.

Calm under fire. Never misses a sum.
The horde
Grunts, runners, heavies, ironhides, and the shield bots that hide behind them. Every tenth level ends in a boss, and the fight starts the moment you stop running.
The Daily Run
Same seed for everyone, faster every metre. Three quick signs, then a brute, and it only speeds up until the sharpest survive. Second chances buy you back in. The boards remember who went furthest.
TODAY · RESETS AT MIDNIGHT UTC
What's inside
Whistling Woods to the final fortress: forest, canyon, snow, city, jungle, volcano, lab, space, alien fields.
The horde comes to you. Stand your ground and never stop firing: aim at the zombies, at the better half of a math sign, or at a boost to shoot it open. Train your heroes to hold one more wave.





Max, Zoe, Bolt, Zig, and the legendary Rev. Pick yours on the map before every run.
For the Daily Run and for Hold the Line: today, this week and all time. Plus your own correct-in-a-row record.
Five right in a row and the track tells you. Fifty and it calls you a supercomputer.
Rapid Fire, Shield, Magnet, extra ammo, extra hearts. Every upgrade says what it does and why it matters.
A gift for every day you come back: coins, second chances, shields, infinite ammo.
Four new levels, one Daily Run and one Hold the Line stand on the house, every day. Replay anything you have cleared as often as you like. The Unlimited Pass lifts all three caps.

Faster thinking. Sharper reflexes. Doing arithmetic in your head at parties. If that scares you, proceed with caution.
Not medical advice. Definitely math advice.
I ACCEPT THE RISKStraight from the game








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