Numberphile

What it does

Numberphile is a fast-paced brain training game where you tap numbers in ascending order before time runs out. Improve focus, speed, and memory with dynamic puzzles and global leaderboards.

We’re a team created by people having 20+ years experience in all the possible fields of gaming industry and having worked both at large development studios and at outsourcing companies. Being fond of games we ‘re constantly prototyping our ideas, making video games and releasing them – and provide outsourcing services as our skillset is […]

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