Numbers League: Adventures in Addiplication
Build superheroes from numbered cards and add up their powers to catch villains.
Who it's for
Kids around eight who need arithmetic practice, and parents or teachers who want math wrapped in a game.
Not for you if…
You or your group dislike math games or want a competitive adult game. It is firmly educational.
Vibe's take
Playful and brisk with a clear educational streak. Kids get to feel clever as their sums land on target, while adults will happily do math in disguise.
About this game
Numbers League is a superhero card game that sneaks in math. In Infinity City the villains are loose, and it is up to you to assemble heroes from head, chest and leg cards, each with a number, and add up their powers and gadgets to capture villains. Capture the right ones and you win. Each Villain card has different values on each side, so the target changes, and the game gradually makes quick addition feel like a superpower. It is a standalone card game for ages eight and up, with a rulebook in four languages. Fun for kids who need extra arithmetic practice and for parents who want something more interesting than flash cards.
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Mechanics
By the numbers
Players
Duration
30 min
Ages 8+
Complexity
1.4 / 5 — Very LightBGG Rating
5.6/10
Rank #13,111
251 ratings
Published
2007
Designed by
Chris Pallace, Ben Crenshaw
Published by
Productief BV, Bent Castle Workshops
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