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71% positive of 7 · 7 user reviews · Live from Steam
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Mindblitz is a fast-paced, brain-training game with multiple modes like guessing, memory, equations, graphs, and number series. With 50+ unique ways to play, and addictive progression, it keeps your mind sharp and coming back for more.
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Review score: 71% on 2026-11-01 → 71% today (7 reviews)
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Introducing the 2025 December update: new games, dozens of new modes, and many bug fixes and other QoL updates ~ now at a discount!UI- Updated UI elements to make things easier to understand and make everything more modern- Added 5 new backgroundsLeaderboards-…
Improvements & FixesMatrixbit UX: You can now press Enter to rewrite your answer quickly.Fixed an issue where "Enter to rewrite answer" would flash unnecessarily after correcting a wrong answer.Critical bug fix: Leaderboards now update and display correctly in…
Hi! Thanks to those who bought and tried the game right on release day. Here's the first set of patches: Removed the initial flash of graphs in GraphbitFixed the correct answer display inside Solvebit modes (e.g. Time mode) Invert "Find trigonometry functions"…
After months of late-night coding sessions, endless puzzle testing, and rewriting our game engine more times than we’d like to admit, we’re excited to finally launch Mathbits.What started as a simple idea—to make math genuinely fun—has grown into a full-featur…