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Number Smash, a simple number game

Icon

Interface

Interface

Top: Menu Strip

Buttom: Controls

Middle: Equation with 7 numbers

Right: 3 counters

Rules

The objective of the game is to select a set of numbers that add up to 0. When the game begins, it will present you with an equation containing 7 numbers. Your goal is to select one or more numbers from the equation that, when added together, equal 0.

To play, simply click on the numbers you want to select. As long as the sum of the selected numbers is 0, you will earn 1 point and the equation will be refreshed with a new set of 7 numbers. If the sum of your selected numbers does not equal 0, you will lose the game.

Example1

Example 1, showing -7 and 7 been selected

The above is an example of selecting two numbers that have a sum of 0.

Example2

Example 2, showing only selecting 0

Single 0 is also OK.

If you are unable to find a set of numbers that add up to 0, you can click the "Refresh" button to generate a new equation. The game will check if there is a valid solution before refreshing.

To restart the game at any time, click the "Reset" button. You can also click the "Help" button to have the game automatically find a set of numbers that add up to 0.

Additionally, the game includes several optional advanced features that can enhance the experience:

  • "Select All" checkbox to instantly select or deselect all numbers
  • "Pause" checkbox to pause the game
  • Counters that displays your score and time used
  • Options to adjust font size, make the game always on top, show a progress bar, and display the current sum

More options can be found on the menu strip at the top.

There are also several special number types that can be introduced by enabling the "Extended Features Toggle":

  • Infinitive (∞) - Can be combined with any other number, but does not count towards your score
  • Signum (±) - Represents both positive and negative versions of a number
  • Unknown (x) - Allows you to avoid losing a point one time if the sum is not 0
  • Double ([×2]) - Doubles your score when used
  • Null - Refreshes the equation without resetting the game
  • Multiplication of 0 ([×0]) - Same as Infinitive, but counts towards your score

Example3

Example 3, showing multiple special numbers appearing in one equation

In the above example, the Infinitive can smash with any number, and by selecting the Double with 0, you can get two points.

Releases

There are two different releases of this game:

  • Release: Presents everything
  • Without BSoD Release: Removed the "BSoD After Losing" options

Credits

Presented by Idad Wind
Enjoy :)

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2024 Idad Wind

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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