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NumberMaxxing

A match-3 where you don’t swap pieces. Add and subtract to rewrite the board, trigger massive combo chains, and break the game with overpowered builds.

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About the Game

Add, subtract, and build bigger combos

NumberMaxxing is a numeric match-3 roguelike where you do not swap pieces into place. Instead, every move lets you add or subtract one sphere into another, changing its value and reshaping the board in real time.

Turn momentum into massive scores

A strong move can snowball fast. Combos can chain into cascades, overlaps, and multiplier spikes, rewarding both quick pattern recognition and smart setup. The goal is not just to score, but to turn the board into a growing engine of points.

Build a run around powerful synergies

Between rounds, expand your run with upgrades and items that push you toward different strategies. Focus on specific colors, scale your scoring, chase economy, or lean into chain-heavy builds that can spiral out of control.

As your run goes on, you will:

  • Create combos by rewriting the board’s numbers

  • Trigger cascades, overlaps, and score spikes

  • Buy upgrades and items that push specific strategies

  • Scale into absurd runs where one move can set off a massive chain