Math Crossword Puzzle Genius Edition and the missing-number grid
This Puzzle game drops you into a crossword-style board where one number is missing from each equation, and you choose the right tile from the side panel before placing it in the open slot. In Math Crossword Puzzle Genius Edition, every move depends on both row and column logic, so the board itself tells you where the answer belongs.
Reading across and down at the same time
Each placement has to satisfy two directions at once, which means a number that works in one line may break the other. That overlap is what gives the board its edge, and it makes the arithmetic feel like a grid puzzle rather than a simple worksheet. If you enjoy math games, this one keeps the pressure on the placement.
Picking the number tile that fits
You click a number, then click the matching spot in the grid, so the input stays clean and direct. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division can all appear on the same board, and that mix pushes you to test more than one possibility before you commit.
Why the score keeps pushing you onward
Correct answers add points, so careful solving pays off as you clear more boards. The game also mentions Daily Tasks, Boosters, a Season pass, hundreds of levels, and many languages, and that structure gives you plenty to work through in your browser with no download and no signup.
For similar equation-first logic, try Math Master or Sum Master, both of which ask you to read number problems from the board. Number Match is a looser fit, but it still leans on number spotting and placement thinking.