Zen Falling Blocks vs No Time For Math

It's a puzzle game with zen! [How to play] Move blocks up, down, left, and right to make three or more of them disappear. Each time you move them, a leaf is consumed. When you run out of the leaves, the game is over. Leaves will be replenished when six or more blocks are erased or erased in succession. Press and hold blocks to use a special skill.

No Time For Math is a fast, brutal reflex challenge where every second matters. Solve arithmetic on the fly, keep your streak alive, and climb the score tiers to go from “I wanna be a Genius” to a bonafide Genius human-calculator at mental math. Modes • Time Attack: Start with 20 seconds. Every correct answer adds time. Every wrong answer subtracts time. Bank your momentum and go for a record. • Lives: You get 3 hearts. Each problem is timed; answer before the clock wipes you. • Practice: Endless grind with per-problem pressure. No run-ending timer, no running out of lives but no score tracking; just you vs. the next problem. Two ways to play • Multiple Choice: Six answers. Instant decisions. Pure speed. • Numpad Mode (“HARDER”): Type the answer. Higher risk, higher reward, bigger score multiplier. What’s inside • Your most familiar & friendly arithmetic operations: +, −, ×, ÷ • Six Levels of Difficulty: Hard, Brutal, Nightmare (Standard and HARDER versions) • Streak scoring: Keep chaining correct answers to ramp points fast • Score multipliers: Difficulty + input mode stack for maximum reward • Detailed results: Accuracy, best streak, and a full problem-by-problem history • Local high score tracking • Sound toggle if you don’t want to feel like you’re battling evil by solving math. If you want a game that forces you to build up your arithmetic skills in a way that makes souls-likes blush, or one that will make you the bane of any friend that pulls out the calculator on their phone: No Time For Math is for you.