Mr. Bean: Rocket Math

The rocket repairs in Mr. Bean: Rocket Math happen on a moving conveyor, with loose parts sliding past while Bean waits for launch. Space travel only happens after the damaged sections get fixed through arithmetic. Every correct answer restores another piece of the ship. The setup ties Mr. Bean's oddball rocket plan to number practice, using addition tasks as the repair tool.

How to play?

Rotate the three number ribbons to build the answer from hundreds, tens, and ones. Enter the result on the calculator-style machine before the broken rocket section moves on. Match the math problem with the right digits, then send the repaired part back into place. Continue solving the incoming equations until the rocket is ready for liftoff.