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Mihai Morosanu / Jan 19, 2017 / Action, Casual, Indie
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CompareJoin the world of computer bits where only 0 and 1 are used but the other numbers felt left behind and they started a riot. You play as alpha 0 bit and try to reunite with alpha 1 bit to defeat the riot. Solve equations on each level while doing platforming to reach the exit.
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Mixed
60% positive, 43 reviews
Math-puzzle platformer where you play as a "0" bit, traversing levels, solving equations, and fighting bosses ✅ Varying difficulty levels,the game gets harder as you progress ✅ Dual-character control ,increases the level of concentration required and adds variety to the gameplay ✅ Simple graphics ✅ Simple controls, running, jumping, and obstacle-dodging mechanics. ✅ Blend of platforming and math puzzles ✅ Fitting...
13 found this helpful, 2026-09-10
Bought it for the funny for half a dollar. Honestly not too bad. Concept was executed pretty shakily, but I think it's an alright experience. It's funnier when you try to beat the game after failing high school math. Trading cards probably make up most of the value for this game, since they're incredible.
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-27
I'm kinda sceptic for this one. The game itself is just as bad as it looks but the concept would be pretty cool for a kid. There is of course no story lines, but the intro of the game is brilliant. Graphically speaking, it looks like a game from the 90s. You would only buy the game if you want the trading cards, nothing else. Only purchase while on sale.
5 found this helpful, 2023-08-17
I thought I could practice my math skills with this one. The controls are not good. The jumps need to be perfect or you cant reach. It has a weird double almost triple jump if you touch a wall but the wall jump only works half the time. It plays more like a bad hardcore platform game rather than a math puzzle game.
5 found this helpful, 2020-07-24
As a former math teacher, I like the idea of the game. After playing it, I found it difficult. The controls on keyboard are hard to coordinate with the movements. I therefore regret spending my money on it. I just can't stand to play it.
9 found this helpful, 2017-02-07
The idea is good but the execution is terrible. It's just not fun whatsoever, and that's compounded by the terrible graphics and poor controls. It's locked to a 4:3 aspect ratio with no way to change the resolution as there's no options menu whatsoever. It solely exists to farm trading cards, seeing as it's included in a bundle called 'Trading Cards Mega Discount Bundle'.
1 found this helpful, 2024-08-02
The idea is surprisingly good and could work as additional education material. But the execution is terrible due to combination of stupid control (especially during walk/double jump), unappealing visual and some difficult level. SteamOS/Linux version also suffer 2 bugs. • On fullscreen mode, there's visual bug where everthing turn into color green and white. • On windowed mode, there's persistant small black bar on...
1 found this helpful, 2023-02-24
If this had better controls and controller support, this could be a interesting puzzle game even for adults, but as it is, difficulty coming from lack of good controls makes me not want to come back to this game.
0 found this helpful, 2026-02-04
What the game does on paper looks very good. For this reason, I can say that it attracted me a lot, but when it came to playing it, I was disappointed because the controls of the game really prevented me from enjoying the game.
0 found this helpful, 2023-06-05
Riot of the Numbers is a quirky indie platformer developed and published by Mihai Morosanu that attempts to merge light mathematical problem-solving with classic 2D side-scrolling gameplay. Set within a stylized digital world dominated by binary logic, the game frames its adventure around a conflict between orderly bits and rebellious numbers. While the premise leans into playful abstraction, the core experience...
2 found this helpful, 2026-02-28