Best of the Net: Numbers
October 30th, 2009
And the onslaught of fall commitments continues. While work, school, and life conspired to eat up most people’s time, a bunch of you did manage to hammer out some pretty solid games this month. Let’s view them, shall we?
1,2, 3:
Explore a three-dimensional world solely made up of colored numbers in this visually compelling game. Use the mouse to control the camera and arrow keys to navigate.
Target moving numbers using +, -, *, or / to approach your target number. Use the right mouse button to change operation, and the left mouse button to perform the operation. Requires the Love engine.
Search the screen for hidden numbers by dropping physics-enabled balls. Also check out Magic Brain Training, which is more of a brain exercise than game.
Part Sidoku, part rubik’s cube – all mind-blowingly challenging. I need a bigger brain to play this game.
A puzzling-platform like game. Navigate using the arrow keys.
Swap numbers around until you get them in order. The name on this one is exceedingly accurate.
An interesting spatial reasoning/math solving combination – compete to see who can solve this in the least number of moves.
Virii, by Dustin
Virii have attacked your computer, changing some of the 1s and 0s into… 2s! Use the + and – keys to add or subtract from any number on your screen. Surround a virus with either all 1s or all 0s and it will be neutralized. Press ‘r’ to reset the puzzle. Requires the Love engine.
At last, a game about solving multiplication problems and crushing rodents with an over-sized mallet!
A run and gun game. Try to defeat the giant robot boss using a gun that changes numbers – interesting concept here.
Number Ninja, by Peter Groeneweg
Another stylish entry by Peter Groeneweg. Play as a ninja-themed number and do combat with other numbers using one of 4 shurikens to answer math problems correctly.
Infinite Number Adventure, by Vazor
I wish I knew what was going on in this game.
Make the Number Bigger, by Ben Wilhelm
Click to make the number bigger every 30 seconds. You too can construct numbers with significance like the one to the left.
Number to Number Combat, by J Tremblay
Quick addition/subtraction combat combined with light RPG elements!
Buy and sell stocks in this frantic trading game.
Shoot 1Up, by Mommy’s Best Game’s
An interesting shooter by the creator of Weapon of Choice. 1ups become active as other ships the moment you collect them!
Eat static and moving numbers which are less than your level,then you can up your level after get 10 score.
Look for next month’s theme announcement, it’s going to be a doozy and a first-ever for EGP!
We're a group of indie game developers, running a friendly competition every month. The rules: Make a game based on the month's theme, and don't spend more than 7 days. New games posted at the end of every month. 
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how could i miss this theme? i HAVE a game almost done for this. is it too late now=
October 30th, 2009
It seem I complete my game too late.
This is my game: http://gamejolt.com/profile/orange030/983/
I finish it in 5 days.I think it interesting,and I can do more if I have more time
October 30th, 2009
oh,I do a error.my game is here:
http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/other/eat-number/980/
October 30th, 2009
Hey Grapfrukt – not at all! Just send us the link.
October 31st, 2009
Couldn’t finish in time, but there’s enough here for me to put it up anyway.
http://www.zshare.net/download/67767768261efbed/
October 31st, 2009
It’s still October here where I live, so I hope that means I am not that late for submitting this one:
“Be Brave Today”
http://egp-bobo.blogspot.com/2009/10/game-made-for-egps-october-2009-theme.html
And hey, I can’t wait to play all the crazy stuff you all guys made this month :)
October 31st, 2009
Hi,
here is my entry for the EGP October Theme :
“Plus ou Moins” (the French for Plus or Minus)
http://bboyaka.okbash.com/games/egp-plus-ou-moins/
October 31st, 2009
Sorry I’m a bit late. My game is a very simple dynamic platformer, where you run around answering maths problems and avoiding spikes. This is my first platform game, so I hope to use this code to create more complex games in the future. Hope you guys enjoy it!
You can download it here, which includes the Visual Basic 6 code:
http://iceyboard.no-ip.org/files/infinite_experiment.zip
Here’s a screenshot of the game:
http://iceyboard.no-ip.org/files/infinite_experiment.png
November 1st, 2009
I really like this format for posting the best of the web – the picture thumbnails by the game help a lot.
November 3rd, 2009
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