Simple maths brainteasing game in which numbers fall from the top. The player needs to tap two numbers in the stack that add up to the target number. If your math is correct and the numbers add up to the target, the two tapped numbers disappear and lower the stack. As the player gains more points, the rate at which numbers fall increases, in a similar way to Tetris. If the math is incorrect, no numbers disappear and the stack continues to increase, like Tetris. The game is over when the number stack reaches the top of the screen.

Number Count is an ideal game for both children learning to count and adults wanting to workout their maths skills. If you like Tetris, and want to sharpen your math skills why not give it a try?

For kids, the use of a simple visually stimulating game in order to practice math is a good way to learn how to do sums. The math that is carried out is progressive, meaning that as the child progresses the math problems in the game get harder.

For adults, the game exercises the brain (math workout) which is a good means to stay sharp.