By hitrobot · Windows · Linux
ReleasedDo the math and survive the aftermath. An easy-to-learn card battler: pull off math combos, get stuck in a fraction, stack functions until the numbers go absurd, break the enemy lines, try not to divide by zero. Real, modern, correct math. But when math isn't enough, resort to more arcane means...
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Steam edition · Researched Nov 10, 2026 · Guide updated Nov 10, 2026.
Yes, the game features robust multiplayer options, including Online PvP and LAN PvP. It also supports cross-platform multiplayer, allowing you to challenge opponents regardless of the specific hardware they are using to play the game.
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Absolutely. The game is designed with accessibility in mind, offering a mouse-only control scheme. Additionally, there is a touch-only option available, ensuring you can navigate the card-battling mechanics comfortably using your preferred input method.
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You can escape tough traps by utilizing incredible mathematical tricks and combos. If you find yourself in a disadvantageous position, you can recover from debuffs, break through enemy lines, or stack functions to turn the tide.
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When standard math cards are insufficient, you can incorporate arcane cards into your strategy. There are 30 unique arcane cards available, each providing distinct abilities that can help you overcome challenging opponents and complex board states.
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Yes, you can adjust the difficulty settings to suit your preference. The game also allows for a relaxed experience, as it is playable at your own pace without the pressure of timed inputs during your turns.
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There are 23 conditional lane bonuses that give every match a new direction. Both players can actively influence the prize, meaning you must adapt your strategy based on the specific bonuses active during each individual game.
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The game features 45 math cards covering a wide range of operations. You can use functions like n², ˣ√n, logₓ n, n!, nⁿ, and n↑↑3, along with exotic oscillators like n·(−1)ˣ and rare operations like Σ.
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There are 6 distinct card flavors available. These flavors completely change the gameplay and strategy of all math cards, decks, and arcane interactions, requiring you to adjust your approach based on the specific flavor you are utilizing.
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You can choose from 13 different decks for each match. Each deck is designed with a distinct play style, allowing you to experiment with various strategies and find the one that best fits your current tactical goals.
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If the mathematical combinations become so complex that you find them hard to believe, the game allows you to check your calculations using an external math engine to verify the results of your moves.
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Decision guide updated 2026-10-29. Based on the publisher listing checked 2026-11-10; this is not a firsthand review.
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▶ Watch the official trailer on Steam ↗Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 64-bit Processor: x86-64, 2 cores Memory: 1024 MB RAM Graphics: Intel HD 520 / GeForce GTX 660 / Radeon HD 7750 DirectX: Version 12 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 700 MB available space Sound Card: Any integrated audio device Additional Notes: Online play requires an internet connection. Single-player is fully offline.
Minimum: OS: Any x86_64 distribution with glibc 2.28 or newer (2018 or later) Processor: x86-64, 2 cores Memory: 1024 MB MB RAM Graphics: Vulkan 1.0 capable GPU with up-to-date drivers (Mesa 22+ / NVIDIA 470+) Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 700 MB available space Sound Card: PulseAudio or PipeWire Additional Notes: Online play requires an internet connection. Single-player and LAN are fully offline.
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