Publish at June 26 2023 Updated June 26 2023
NumberHive is a multiplication game that combines strategy and mathematics.
Where the game gets interesting is that you can only choose one of the two numbers to obtain the multiplication. For example, if our opponent has already lined up 3 cells and the fourth is an even number, I must avoid using an even number to get my number or I'll let him win, nor any of the numbers in a combination that would allow him to get the number in the cell he's missing, unless I can get it myself and block his way.
If our multiplication is not within the displayed numbers, we lose our turn. If our multiplication has already been chosen, we also lose our turn. In short, you have to know how to multiply if you want to have a chance of winning.
You can play against another player or against the machine. You can also create your own game board for your class.
NumberHive (La ruche des chiffres)
A French version of this game is also offered by Mathix
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