Number Games
Number games turn simple arithmetic into a puzzle. Merge two equal numbers into the next one, tap groups of matching tiles to double them, clear pairs that touch, or box in neighbors that add up to exactly ten. You don't need to be good at math, just patient enough to spot the next good move.
- Number Bloom
- Pocket Numbers: Chain
- Pocket Numbers: Double
- Pocket Numbers: Pair
- Pocket Numbers: Ten
- Pocket Numbers: Thirteen
How these number puzzles work
Most of these games build on one idea in different ways: equal numbers combine. In one you merge blocks to reach a target number. In another you drag through three equal tiles to make the next value. In Pocket Numbers: Ten you look for neighbors whose sum is exactly ten. Each game shows its rule in a short practice round or a few how-to-play cards before the real levels begin.
Who they suit
Number puzzles suit players who like calm logic. The games show a move counter or a score rather than a clock, so the challenge is planning which tiles to combine, not how fast you can tap.
Number Games to start with
- Pocket Numbers: Ten: Draw a box around neighboring numbers that add up to exactly ten.
- Pocket Numbers: Pair: Clear pairs of equal numbers by tapping them while they touch.
- Number Bloom: Merge equal number blocks together to reach the level's target.
- Pocket Numbers: Double: Tap groups of equal tiles to merge them into one tile worth double.
Number Games FAQ
Do I need to be good at math?
No. In the first levels the numbers stay small, and most of the time you only need to spot equal ones. Pocket Numbers: Ten is the one that asks you to add, and only up to ten.