Queen Hunt vs Math Ninja

Queen Hunt is a tactical chess roguelike built around one powerful piece: your queen. Move across a clean 8x8 board, capture enemy pieces, avoid dangerous threats, and survive as the position changes around you. Every capture brings new enemies onto the board, so each run becomes a compact puzzle of risk, timing, and escape. Features: - Fast queen-only chess tactics - Roguelike enemy spawns and escalating board pressure - Game Center leaderboards and achievements - iCloud sync for progress and settings - Multiple visual skins - Clean touch controls designed for iPhone No chess clock. No long matches. Just sharp tactical decisions, one move at a time.

Numbers fly. You have one blade and sixty seconds. Math Ninja is a fast, beautiful arcade math game painted in traditional Japanese ink. A target appears, numbers are thrown into the air slice the ones that solve the equation, dodge the fakes, and never, ever cut a bomb. TWO WAYS TO PLAY • BLADE STORM - numbers fly like fruit; cut them before they fall • QUICK DRAW - the whole board appears at once; find the answer as fast as you can RISE THROUGH 12 STAGES Start with simple addition and take-away. Earn your way to multiplication, division, and long operator chains only a true Master Ninja can cut. Every stage is a 60-second race against the clock with its own goal to beat. PRECISION IS EVERYTHING One decisive cut is a MASTER HIT worth double. Hesitate, and your blade earns less. Every run is graded S to C same score, different skill, different seal. LEARN IN THE DOJO A gentle, untimed tutorial teaches the way of the blade — no timer, no danger, no reading required. MADE WITH CARE • Hand-painted sumi-e ink art style • Original Japanese-inspired soundtrack • Global leaderboards - the Hall of Blades (Game Center) • No ads. No subscriptions. No data collected. • Pay once to unlock all 12 stages, yours forever Sharpen your mind. Draw your blade. Music by HitsLab, Monument Music and Tunetank. Sound effects by Floraphonic and Universfield. All via Pixabay.