Calculator: The Game

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mijn dank is groot in het kwadraat x ‘t kwadraat.

The game was really nice until the makers wanted too much money. Now the advertising will annoy you enough to delete the game.
And guess what? You can’t even pay for an add free game.
Good game, but the owners need some learning.

Nice game, but unplayable at high levels because I can not differentiate between certain button types, each showing ‘Here is your daily hint!’ Please fix!

Want to buy but remove ads is not working, bought 9 hints to remove ads, still ads. Removed and reinstalled app, restore purchases button not working.
Please fix
Again, its a great game!

Cute little brain game, continuously playing while commuting to work, helps me wake my brain up too!

The game itself is quite fun. While not exactly original, incorporating certain elements of mathematics in a puzzle game makes for a good exercise. I have found that while they weren’t particularly challenging, the first few levels definitely were interesting enough to enjoy them. I was looking forward to later levels, sadly I hit a big roadblock.
What ruined the game for me was the advertisements, they were obtrusive, triggered way too often and could not be turned off, not even for a surcharge. The game simply isn’t “good” enough to put up with these hideous advertisements.

Awesome game along the lines of "easy to learn, hard to master". An improvement would be to purchase a no-ads option, but even without it only annoys on the easy levels.
For those that cannot mute the sound, simply set your phone to silent while playing. Then, the sounds will be gone!

I have just finished the game. It was quite good, need a lot of brain for it. Ending was hella creepy

I played the game for 10 minutes and still havn't got an advertisement!
Its fun how you get connected with the calculator robot.

I really enjoyed it. The puzzles are witty and the cutscenes are silly and enjoyable :)

This simple game concept will have you wracking your brain for solutions. Sometimes they come in the form of luck, sometimes trial and error, and sometimes from recalling random crap your math teacher taught you years ago.
Especially since this is free (at the moment) this is a no brainer. Get this game.