Numito is a free-to-play puzzle game developed by Juan Manuel Altamirano Argudo. It’s a sliding puzzle where you have to solve basic math operations to color all the tiles. It offers four kinds of challenges that revolve around addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. New levels are unlocked every week.

Sums and surprises

Unlike Sumaze!, which includes inequalities and modulus, Numito features basic mathematical operations only. You slide columns of tiles up and down to solve an operation, coloring the tiles blue if correct. The operations are all single-digit, which means you can calculate them in your mind quickly.

There are four kinds of challenges with different goals: Basic, Multi, Equal, and Only One. The game releases new campaigns weekly with one daily puzzle and an extra 24 themed puzzles, ensuring fresh content and replayability. Once mastered, the gameplay may feel repetitive for extended play sessions.

Fun mini-challenges

While it can get repetitive over time, especially for those who are good at mental math, Numito is, without a doubt, a charming and straightforward title best enjoyed as a quick brain teaser. It’s an amusing game for killing time or randomly testing your arithmetic skills.