CALC~blocks

In 1958, a Chicago game company invented Smarty, a Bingo game best known for the number of cards appearing in it—only 6. But it did have eight cardboard sheets of cards (using 8 colors) with arithmetic problems—either addition or subtraction—whose answers were from 2 to 25. In Smarty, the object with the 6 cards was to make a Bingo by placing five chips in a row, column, or diagonal to win. The free space was an X. But in your game invented about 60 years later, Calc uses cards as a spin-off of the old Smarty game, and there are cards using all four math symbols with difficult questions. No matter what people think, simply try it!! It’s better than something like Royal Match (lol)!

...until an update caused overlapping graphics. It’s no longer playable as it once was. It seems odd that a developer would be so careless as to fail to notice that. Oh, well! I’d suggest finding a better option.