Genius Calculator

good game

A cozy and mild brain teaser of a math game. For a master student in mathematics like me, engineering students or just people with sharp minds, this math puzzle game won't be much of a obstacle for completing it. However, this game is for everyone since the gamer gets the opportunity to develop the logic skill. For each tenth level, the gamer learns a new math operation to solve a specific problem for upcoming levels. A minor spoiler, the math operations are the four arithmetic fundamentals, adding digit left - or right wise, modulo, power and negativity sign. Once you learn the operations quickly which any person might able to solve each problem, the game actually is short. There are slightly more than hundred levels. The achievements aren't a problem to get since you only need to reach each tenth level. The only complaints of this game is how the game handle the division operation. For example, if the quotient is 8/5, the exact result is 1.6, but the game truncate down the answer which is 1, where it really should be 2 if rounding a number really is allowed since the algorithm obviously only uses integers. But, once you understand that, it's a good thing to remember for solving the upcoming problems. The gameplay isn't so much to mention except above, and there is none to add. The music suits the game well. It's a good math game, actually. However, I wished the gamer could "learn" the "square root" operation to solve more math problems, where the rounding of the number is used based on the argument above. I give it a 7/10.

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I had to ask for a refund for this product. Eveery other refund I've had from Steam has been for a game that wouldn't play on my OS. This was something else entirely. The math on this thing had 10% of 69 as 9? Not on my maths work it wasn't! If you're going to do a maths puzzle at least get the basics right. A waste of time.

Genius Calculator doesn't feel like a truly finished product, but is a fun casual puzzle game to pick up on sale. You're presented with 104 challenges with a start value, a target value to reach, and a few functions to make them match. It's up to you to determine which functions are necessary and in which order. There's no help guide, but familiarizing yourself with the functions isn't hard. Anyone can finish this game if they're patient enough. There is no message or indication that you've completed all challenges after finishing #104, but the "next" button ceases to work. The in-game audio mute doesn't work, but the music isn't distracting.

Atrocious format in solving problems. Rounding makes the process of finding a solution terrible. If this game tells me 13 divided by 3 is 4, then whoever made this is retarded. This game is terrible.