Math games
Number games for every level, from counting and times tables to mental arithmetic drills and logic puzzles built on numbers.
Pick a difficulty that suits you – the questions and puzzles get harder as you improve, and your best scores are saved.
20 free math games
- Balance Puzzle – Read the balanced scales, then work out how many shapes balance the last one.
- Bulls and Cows – Crack a secret number using bulls (right place) and cows (wrong place).
- Code Breaker – Crack the safe: each digit tells you higher, lower or correct.
- Connect the Dots – Draw one line through every square, passing the numbered dots in order.
- Connect-the-Dots Drawing – Join the numbered dots in order to reveal five hidden pictures.
- Guess the Number – Find the secret number using “higher” and “lower” clues.
- Kakuro – A number crossword: fill each run so it adds up to its clue, without repeating a digit.
- Kids Counting – Count fruit, stars and animals — a gentle first maths game for kids.
- Matchstick Puzzle – The equation is wrong — move exactly one matchstick to make it true.
- Math Puzzle – Missing numbers and missing operators: complete each equation.
- Math Quiz – Quick-fire arithmetic: add, subtract, multiply and divide against the clock.
- Math Racing – Race a computer car: every right answer moves your car forward.
- Memory Sequence – Digits flash one by one — type them back. How long a sequence can you remember?
- Mental Math – Two-step sums, percentages and squares to solve in your head.
- Multiplication Challenge – Master your times tables with fifteen fast multiplication questions.
- Number Merge 2048 – Slide and merge numbered tiles to build the 2048 tile.
- Number Sequence – Find the next number in each sequence.
- Paint by Number – Fill each numbered square with its colour and watch a pixel picture appear.
- Sliding Puzzle – Slide the numbered tiles back into order — the classic 8, 15 and 24 puzzles.
- Sudoku – Fill the grid so every row, column and box holds the digits 1 to 9.
Frequently asked questions
Are these math games good for school practice?
Yes. Multiplication, mental math and counting games give quick, repeatable practice, and difficulty levels let players progress at their own pace.