adewes/numbrs-game

This repository contains a prototype for a puzzle game called numbrs-game. It works a bit like Tetris, but instead of fitting falling blocks into rows, you score points by building valid mathematical equations from a set of numbers and operators that drop onto your screen. As the numbers and math symbols like plus, minus, multiply, or divide fall from the top, you arrange them to form equations that calculate correctly. When you complete a valid equation, it clears from the board and rewards you with points. The gameplay blends the quick spatial reasoning of classic block-dropping games with the mental arithmetic of a math puzzle. This project would appeal to casual gamers who enjoy brain teasers, educational games, or titles that blend fast-paced gameplay with numbers. It could also be a fun tool for students or anyone looking to keep their mental math skills sharp in an engaging, game-like format. A gameplay video linked in the repository description shows exactly how the mechanics come together in motion. The README itself is essentially empty and does not go into detail on how to install or run the game. The project is written in C++ and is described as a prototype, which suggests it was built as an early-stage proof of concept rather than a polished, finished product. Because the documentation is sparse, non-technical users would likely need to rely on the available gameplay video to understand what the game looks like, or seek out developer help to actually get it running.