Math Master

Numbers stop being boring the moment they start handing out paintbrushes, and that is exactly the deal here! At first this one took me a few minutes to figure out. You draw from the corner of a square, to cover a set amount of area. You do NOT have to drag from a square with a number in it.. you can start on blank squares.

The rules are:
1. Every patch you drag must have one and only one number in it.
2. No patches can overlap.
3. The entire area must be filled.
4. Patches are squares or rectangles. No L's, concave shapes or turning around corners.

When you're done a level, you get to see your creation: an uber kawaii cross stitch animal picture! It's like a low pressure blend of Sudoku, Picross, and a cozy coloring app. It feels more like a gentle nudge than a school test, even when you are juggling multiple rows to make the right totals. Fun fact, the word 'mathematics' comes from the Greek 'mathēma' (μάθημα, pronounced MAH-thay-mah), meaning 'learning' or 'knowledge', which feels oddly appropriate when your equations are literally unlocking new ways to create something pretty. It is equal parts puzzle and playtime, with just enough structure to keep your mind sharp and just enough freedom to keep things from feeling like homework.