Equality is a math game in which you are given a target number and a group of 12 other numbers from which you must pick the ones that add up to equal the target
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1.0.1 ( 2 )
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Mar 27, 2023
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Equality is a math game in which you are given a target number and a group of 12 other numbers from which you must pick the ones that add up to equal the target. So, for instance, if the target is "20", you would pick 5, 5, and 10 from the group (10 + 5 + 5 = 20).
While the premise of Equality is very simple the game progresses quickly and the problems become increasingly difficult. At the beginning of each game you are given 20 "moves" and 60 seconds. Each time you pick a number from the group it counts as a move. The game ends when you run out of time, or run out of moves.
Each problem in Equality also has a "perfect" answer. Perfect answers are answers which use the least amount of numbers from the group as possible. So, for instance, if the problem is 20, the answer "10 + 10" is more perfect than the answer "10 + 5 + 5". When you get a perfect answer you get back the moves used to solve the problem and get 10 seconds added to the timer. The perfect answer will *not* always be two numbers from the group. In later stages it could be up to six!
Equality is still being tested, so please be kind on the ratings, and if you see something that could be better please let me know!
While the premise of Equality is very simple the game progresses quickly and the problems become increasingly difficult. At the beginning of each game you are given 20 "moves" and 60 seconds. Each time you pick a number from the group it counts as a move. The game ends when you run out of time, or run out of moves.
Each problem in Equality also has a "perfect" answer. Perfect answers are answers which use the least amount of numbers from the group as possible. So, for instance, if the problem is 20, the answer "10 + 10" is more perfect than the answer "10 + 5 + 5". When you get a perfect answer you get back the moves used to solve the problem and get 10 seconds added to the timer. The perfect answer will *not* always be two numbers from the group. In later stages it could be up to six!
Equality is still being tested, so please be kind on the ratings, and if you see something that could be better please let me know!
