Numbrosia Puzzle is a math flash game. The object of the game is to make all of the rows and columns equal to zero. The player achieves this by adding or subtracting 1 to each number in a row or column. The problem that arises is some numbers in a row or column are already zero so when you add or subtract one from them they are not zero any more.

The levels progress at a good pace. The beginning ones start out easy, but not too easy. Players are able to move the numbers in a row or a column, which allows them to position an entire row to contain one type of number. This makes it easier to turn the entire row to zero. Of course, moving a number up or down or left or right counts as a move and adds to your total moves. Players get bonus points if they can complete the board in an allotted number of moves, but they don’t lose if they can’t solve the puzzle in that amount of moves. The level tells you the least amount of moves that a player completed the puzzle in. I was never able to complete the puzzle in that amount of moves, but it gives you something to shoot for.

The only thing I didn’t particularly care for was that you had to submit your score before you could go on to the next level. It was not a big enough deal to make me not want to play, but it did lead to a bunch of anonymous scores. I just thought it should be an option to submit your score.

If you are looking for a number/math based puzzle game, check out Numbrosia Puzzle.