Make 10 Forever vs Sum 10

'Make 10 Forever' is a calculation puzzle game where you connect hexagonal number tiles that continuously appear from the bottom of the screen and scroll upward, linking them so their total adds up to 10. [App Overview] As you create 10s and clear tiles, the game level increases, causing larger numbers and negative tiles to appear. Skillfully connect and clear as many tiles as possible to raise your score and level. You can also earn bonus points by creating groups of connected numbers that are isolated from others horizontally and vertically. Building larger independent 'islands' grants big level boosts and even more points. Because the game requires you to instantly judge combinations of addition and subtraction to clear objectives, it is also ideal for mental math practice and brain training. [Game Modes] - Lv.50 Mode / Lv.100 Mode Race against the clock to reach the target level. In this mode, tiles reaching the top of the screen will not end the game. Keep finding ways to make 10s and level up as fast as possible. - Top Out Mode Game over if tiles touch the top of the screen. You will need to think carefully about how to connect tiles efficiently so that none are left behind. [Additional Features] -Supports high score records and score rankings -Improve your calculation speed while competing for top leaderboard positions -Repeated play helps sharpen mental arithmetic and strategic thinking Sharpen your mental math speed and aim to become the ultimate calculation puzzle master!

Sum 10 is played on a 5x5 board filled with the numbers 1 to 9. Drag from one number to another to draw a box. If the numbers inside the box add up to exactly 10, they disappear and their cells stay empty for the rest of the round. Empty cells count as zero, so a later box can stretch across them to reach numbers that sit far apart. A timed round lasts 60 seconds and counts how many tens you make. The score places you in one of five ranks by score range: Beginner for 0 to 2, Learner for 3 to 4, Skilled for 5 to 6, Expert for 7 to 9 and Number Genius for 10 or more. When no box on the board adds up to 10, the shuffle button rearranges the remaining numbers in their cells so the round can go on. The round ends when no arrangement can make 10 or when the board is empty. Practice mode has no clock and offers shuffle and a hint that outlines one box adding up to 10. When a timed round ends because the clock ran out, you can keep going on that same board without the clock. Those extra moves are not added to your records. Your last 30 timed rounds and your best score are kept on your device. The results screen shows how far you are from your best and the board you ended on. Available in English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese.