A pocket-sized number puzzle where you mash tiles together, snag bonus cards, and climb a weekly leaderboard. One minute a level. Hours of delight.
Drag numbered tiles, merge them into sums, clear the board. It's the tiniest bit of arithmetic — with ludicrous dopamine.
Swipe tiles together. Matching numbers merge into their sum — 3 + 3 becomes a juicy 6.
More combos mean more powerful bonus cards, bigger multipliers, and juicier rewards.
Every level, choose from three bonus cards — time warps, shields, score bumps. Build your own strategy.
Tiny game. Big systems. Powers to unlock, cosmetics to collect, and a weekly leaderboard to climb. Way too much care went into this.
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Plus, minus, divide, subtract, multiply. Unlock and level up nine arithmetic powers that change how you solve the board.
Draw three at the start of every level. Strategize, combo, and chain your way to record-breaking scores.
Climb the leaderboard every week. Top 3 get a shimmering podium and a pile of gems.
Coins, gems, and powers keep coming, and it's always worth it.
Sunrise, mountain, sunset. Every level transports you somewhere a little softer than where you are.
Actual screenshots. No marketing mockups. Pinky-swear.
I really enjoy playing Plus Path. The gameplay is simple to understand but challenging enough to keep me hooked. The levels get progressively harder, which makes it fun and rewarding when you figure out the solution. The design is clean, and the controls work smoothly. Perfect for quick breaks or when I want to train my brain. Highly recommended!
Yup. The full game is free to download and play. There are optional gem packs if you want to speed things along — never required, never pay-to-win.
Nope. If you can add two small numbers together, you can play. The satisfying part is spotting combos, not doing calculations.
Plus Path is available on iOS. Android is coming soon.
Yes. No chat, no ads before levels, no surprise purchases. We built it so kids (and adults who are secretly kids) can just… play.
Plus Path is made by solo developer Daniel Ng, built with care over evenings and weekends. Every pixel is hand-tweaked.