Divi Drop

In Divi Drop, you are presented with a compact 3x3 field where numbers quickly fill the cells and immediately reveal the nature of the game. This is a children's math puzzle in which it is important to see the connections between numbers and understand in advance what will happen to them after division. The numbers here don't just lie there, they interact, decrease, disappear, and change, freeing up space for new moves. The field gradually becomes more complicated, there are fewer free cells, and victory depends on how accurately you calculate the result. The format of short rounds allows you to play for a long time, improving your results and returning for a new record. This game of logic and counting is perfect for those who love math games, number games, and educational games for children, where it is important to think, count, and plan without boring tasks. From the very beginning, it is clear that you can really win here by clearing the field and leaving behind neat cells and beautiful chains of divisions.

How to play?

Take the number tiles and throw them onto the free cells of the field, trying to place values that are divisible by each other next to each other. If there are suitable numbers next to each other, the smaller one disappears, then the remainder of the division remains on the larger one, and the field changes immediately. After that, the cells are freed up, opening up space for new throws and continuing combinations. Use the warehouse to temporarily remove inconvenient numbers and return them later when the situation becomes more favorable. Unnecessary tiles can be thrown into the trash, freeing up space and reducing the risk of overflow. Keep an eye on the size of the numbers, calculate the remainder in advance, and start chains that clear several cells in a row at once. In Divi Drop, the goal is simple and straightforward: clear the field and score as many points as possible without letting the grid fill up completely. Combinations are very important here, so it's beneficial to prepare the field in advance and not rush your moves. Good luck, may the divisions go your way, the chains be long, and your new record be higher than your previous attempts!