MATH EXPRESSions

MATH EXPRESSions

Released Apr 2022

WORDLE for math fans. The perfect daily warm-up routine for your brain.

87% positive · 244 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

MATH EXPRESSions is a free-to-play casual math puzzle game (a "Wordle for math fans") released on April 21, 2022. The game launched with one DLC — an "Unlimited" pass to remove the daily play restriction — which was available from day one. All developer activity was concentrated in the first few months after launch: several bug fix patches were released between April and July 2022 to address player-reported issues, and the developer's only major content post (dated May 26, 2022) was actually an announcement for a separate game called Sudokube, not new content for MATH EXPRESSions itself. The last recorded developer communication of any kind was a bug fix post on July 24, 2022. There have been no developer posts, updates, patches, or content announcements since that date. The game's single DLC has been released, there are no unreleased DLC entries, no roadmap, and no announcements of future content. Given the nature of the game — a daily puzzle with a fixed structure — it appears to have shipped as a complete product, with the post-launch activity limited to stability fixes.
Evidence
Single DLC (UNLIMITED pass) was released on launch day. No unreleased DLC entries exist.
dlc listing · Apr 21, 2022 source content shipped
high
Bug fix patch released on July 24, 2022 — the last recorded developer communication of any kind.
news post · Jul 24, 2022 source ambiguous
medium

Content

1 of 1 released · no outstanding content

Media

Details

Developer
Publisher
Mandinga
Achievements
32
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player

About this game

Can you guess the Math Expression in 6 tries?




  • After each try you get notified if the digit is correct, if the digit is present in the expression but in the wrong place, or if the digit is not present at all;
  • Sorry for messing with the commutative property! So 2+3=5 is not the same as 3+2=5 here (more about it on the forum);
  • Play it daily to maximize your score! Think of it as a routine game to stretch your brain in the morning;
  • Skimming description? READ THIS: After Rank 3, you can still play the game for free, one rank per day. Or buy a really really cheap DLC to remove this limitation;
  • Challenge yourself in increasingly difficult expressions as you increase your rank;
  • Track your meaningful stats as you progress;
  • Compare your performance with other players on our worldwide leaderboard!


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Last evaluated Jun 21, 2026
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