NUMBRIS — Numbers. Chains. Chaos.

Place number and operator tiles on a 4×4 grid. Line up a number, an operator and a number (7 × 4, 5 + 3, 9 ^ 2…) to form a chain: it scores points and damages the boss. Defeat each boss before your turns run out!

  • Bosses attack, block cells, curse tiles and steal your modifiers — their next move is shown in advance
  • Between stages, pick modifiers in the shop and build powerful combos
  • 3 characters, a daily challenge and 10 ascension levels in the full game

This is a free demo (first 2 stages, about 10 minutes). The game is in development: your feedback in the comments helps a lot — was it clear? too hard? too easy?

Languages: English, Français, Español.


NUMBRIS — Nombres. Chaînes. Chaos. (version française)

Pose des tuiles de nombres et d'opérateurs sur une grille 4×4. Aligne un nombre, un opérateur et un nombre (7 × 4, 5 + 3, 9 ^ 2…) pour former une chaîne : elle marque des points et blesse le boss. Bats chaque boss avant la fin de tes tours !

Démo gratuite (les 2 premières étapes, environ 10 minutes). Le jeu est en développement : ton avis dans les commentaires aide beaucoup !

Updated 1 day ago
Published 16 days ago
StatusIn development
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorRastlin Games
GenrePuzzle, Strategy
Tags2D, Casual, Math, Minimalist, Roguelike, Roguelite, Short, Singleplayer, Turn-based
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish; Castilian, French
AI DisclosureAI Assisted, Code, Text

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NUMBRIS-demo-web.zip 208 kB

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very simple game, but I lost the fun after the first win, even with the upgrades and potential cascade fun.

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Yeah, that tracks. The demo cuts off after stage 2, which is right before the modifiers start stacking into anything - so you basically got the tutorial and then the door closed. Infinite mode and the ascension levels are what's meant to carry it past the first clear, and neither is in the demo. Did you buy much in the shop, or skip through it? That's the part I'm least sure reads well.