Numeros Game (2–5 players)
A no-turns race to build real equations out of 100 tiles. Everyone plays at once, everyone checks everyone's math, and the whole game packs into one drawstring bag.
- 100 tiles: 60 numbers and 40 math signs
- Drawstring bag and rules card
- No turns: everyone plays at once
- Players
- 2 to 5
- Ages
- 7 and up
- Game length
- 15 to 30 minutes
- In the bag
- 100 tiles, rules card
Four rules. One messy table.
Grab your tiles
Pour out all 100, face down. With two or three players, take 18 each. With four, take 14. With five, take 12.
Everyone goes
No turns. No waiting. Flip your tiles and start building. The whole table thinks at once.
Build equations
Connect them like a crossword. Every row and every column has to be real math, order of operations included. Stuck? Throw one tile back and draw two.
Call it
Out of tiles? Shout “Numeros!” and everyone draws three more. When the bag runs dry, the first clean grid wins.
Want every rule? Read how to play
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Tiles
60 number tiles, 0 through 9, and 40 math tiles: = + − × ÷.
Players
18 tiles each for two or three players, 14 for four, 12 for five.
Minutes
About 15 with two players. About 30 with five.
Ages
Built for 7 to 12. Adults don't get to go easy.
The honest questions.
What ages is it for?
It's built for ages 7 to 12, and it works for anyone who can add and subtract. Adults play too, usually harder than they planned.
Does my kid need to know multiplication?
No. You can win with nothing but addition and subtraction. Multiplying and dividing just lets you use up tiles faster.
How long is a game?
About 15 minutes with two players, and up to 30 with five.
How do I order?
Press Buy on any page. It takes you straight to checkout, with one copy in the cart. You can change the quantity on the product page first.
More? All the questions
Try it before you buy.
Deal yourself a real 18-tile hand and see how fast you can clear it.
Play a hand