Real-time multiplayer
Meet another player in a head-to-head math match. Both players see the same questions and race for the highest score.
The multiplayer math game that makes every second count. Challenge a friend, race an AI opponent or sharpen your mental math in a quick solo sprint.
From a quick mental-math warm-up to a real-time showdown, NUMO DUEL gives every player a way to join in.
Meet another player in a head-to-head math match. Both players see the same questions and race for the highest score.
Create a private match, share a six-character code and settle who's the quickest thinker.
Play against a computer opponent when you're on your own. Adjust the challenge to your comfort level.
Set a timer, answer as many problems as you can and aim for a new personal best.
Explore verified online-match leaderboards for games played, wins, total points and win rate.
Choose an illustrated character or turn a photo into a playful cartoon-style avatar with the in-game editor.
Practice solo, challenge AI, find a real rival or invite a friend with a private room code.
Choose Easy, Medium or Hard and a round length of 30, 60 or 90 seconds.
Answer math problems before the timer runs out. Correct answers score points and mistakes cost hearts.
Yes. You can open the browser game and play AI or solo challenges without a payment. Online play requires a connection to the game server.
Yes. In Play with Friends, one player creates a private game and shares the six-character room code with the other player. Both devices must be online.
NUMO DUEL includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Select a difficulty and choose which operations appear in your rounds.
Yes. The game is mobile-friendly and has a progressive web app version. Native mobile builds require separate distribution through the app stores.
Online multiplayer results are verified by the game server. Explore top players by total matches, wins, scores or win rate, for all time or the last seven days. Local AI and solo results stay in your local profile.
Eight players join a cup and play 30-second duels in knockout rounds until one player is left. Computer opponents fill any open seats, so a cup always starts within half a minute. Cups with two or more real players count towards the champions board.