Algebrawl is a wholly original (to the best of my knowledge) lane-based arithmetic card game, with an addicting gameplay loop and quick-to-learn mechanics. Feedback and feature requests are welcome!
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Inspired by an ironic discussion about 'lame sounding games' in 9th grade, the vision is finally realized! Feedback and feature requests are welcome.
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found it interesting,
can it be made to play as a single player?
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@meeta_singh3 Thank you for playing! I've been considering a single-player mode for a future update, will keep you posted!
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Played a few rounds and the lane-based math battles are way more strategic than I expected, almost like a quick chess match with numbers. The card combos keep you thinking a few moves ahead.
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the lane mechanic makes the math feel more strategic than i expected, kind of like a tiny puzzle every turn. quick to pick up but i can already see myself losing an hour to it.
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honestly the lane system makes it way more strategic than I expected, kind of reminds me of a math version of a card battler I used to play. the quick rounds are perfect for short breaks
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A lane-based arithmetic battler sounds genuinely fresh, love that idea. One thing that would make me stick around longer is a small daily challenge mode with a seeded puzzle, so I have a reason to come back even when my friends aren't online and can chase a leaderboard score.
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played a few rounds and honestly the lane system makes you actually think about positioning, not just crunching numbers fast. kind of wish i found this before my last road trip, would've been perfect with friends.
@meeta_singh3 Thank you for playing! I've been considering a single-player mode for a future update, will keep you posted!
Played a few rounds and the lane-based math battles are way more strategic than I expected, almost like a quick chess match with numbers. The card combos keep you thinking a few moves ahead.
the lane mechanic makes the math feel more strategic than i expected, kind of like a tiny puzzle every turn. quick to pick up but i can already see myself losing an hour to it.
honestly the lane system makes it way more strategic than I expected, kind of reminds me of a math version of a card battler I used to play. the quick rounds are perfect for short breaks
A lane-based arithmetic battler sounds genuinely fresh, love that idea. One thing that would make me stick around longer is a small daily challenge mode with a seeded puzzle, so I have a reason to come back even when my friends aren't online and can chase a leaderboard score.
played a few rounds and honestly the lane system makes you actually think about positioning, not just crunching numbers fast. kind of wish i found this before my last road trip, would've been perfect with friends.