Neon Math

Play Neon Math Game Online

Children and parents can play this sum to zero mathematics game by clicking in the window below.

Alternatively kids and adults can play this numerical path building video game for free as a web application .

Neon Math Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select Play button to begin.
  • Select Help to learn how to play.
  • Select High Scores to view the game’s leaderboard.
  • Select the drop down list on the bottom right corner to select a game language.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
  • Select the social media button on the bottom right corner to share the game on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click and drag to move the green boxes.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap and swipe on the boxes onscreen with your fingers to move them.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Left side (top-down):
      • Timer
      • Undo
      • Reset
    • Right side (top-down):
      • Level number
      • Cumulative score
      • Pause button
      • Audio controls (left to right):
        • Speaker button: Turns the game’s audio effects on and off
        • Music button: Turns the game’s music on and off
• Game Play
  • Levels
    • Levels are unlocked in sequence.
      • Only the first level is playable at the start of the game.
      • Finish one level to unlock the next.
    • Each time you reload the game, you have 2 options:
      • You can resume the game from the last level you’ve unlocked.
      • You can also play a new game and clear your previous progress.
  • Basic rules
    • Move the the highlighted green boxes around the field of numbers.
      • You can only move the boxes where another numbered box is already present.
      • You cannot move numbers on a space where no box is present.
      • You cannot make green boxes hit one another.
    • Move the green boxes around until their value turns to zero.
      • Each hollow box has either a positive or negative number.
        • Green-outlined boxes can only be passed around once.
        • Blue-outlined boxes can be passed at least twice (the number in the upper right corner shows how many passes remain).
          • These are usually found in intersections where more than one green box needs to pass through it.
          • After the first green box passes through it, the count in the upper right decrements and the box outline turns green.
      • When a green box passes by a box with a green outline, it disappears.
      • Plan a route that allows the number to move down to zero.
    • If you’re ever stuck, consider resetting or undoing your puzzle.
      • An undo takes back the last move you make. You can undo as many times as you need.
      • A reset brings back the entire puzzle to the way it was at the beginning.
      • As a hint, many levels have the boxes require a fairly straight path across or down and out toward an edge of the grid.
    • Solve the problem before the timer runs out to win the level.
      • You have 4 minutes to solve the entire puzzle.
      • Resetting the puzzle will not reset the timer.
      • Run out of time and it’s game over. When you lose you are offered the option to quit or replay the current level.
    • Using all boxes?
      • You must zero out the value of all of the solid green boxes on the level.
      • As levels grow more complex it is possible to zero out all of the green solid boxes without using all the number tiles & you can win a stage with number tiles remaining.
      • Be careful with leaving dangling nodes at the edge of the puzzle which can only be connected from one direction if you need to use those boxes.
      • Later in the game it shifts from using addition and subtraction exclusively to including multiplication. Ensure your box value is small when you cross a multiplication tile or you will throw off your ability to zero it out.
  • Scoring
    • Your score for the level is based on the number of seconds it takes to solve the puzzle. Each second is worth 30 points.
    • Your total score is the sum of all the points you’ve earned through all the levels you’ve played.
    • You can only save your final score on the leaderboard once you’ve finished all 40 levels or when you end in a game over.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like arithmetic logic puzzle games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

Like This Game? Review This Arithmetic Practice Path Making Video Game for Young Girls & Boys

Free Online Neon Math Video Game for Children & Adults Screenshots

CardGames.pro published this Logic Math Neon Path Making on December 6, 2022