Math Runner

Math Runner is not a math quiz — it is a real endless runner. Your character never stops running, the road streams away beneath, three answer tiles roll toward you in three lanes, and a multiplication question sits in the panel at the top of the screen (for example 4 × 5 = ?). All you have to do is get into the lane with the correct answer. Left and right arrows or A and D switch lanes; on mobile you swipe across the road or tap the big ◀ ▶ buttons below it. Lane changes glide smoothly, so your runner never teleports. Cross the correct tile and you get a flash, a burst of particles and +10 points; consecutive correct answers build a combo multiplier, and from the fifth combo on you also collect bonus points. A wrong tile flashes the screen red, shakes the road, costs one life and shows a CORRECT ANSWER: 20 card for about a second — but the game never stops, the run flows straight on. When all three lives are gone the run ends. Before you start you pick your times table: 1—5 small numbers, 6—9 big numbers, or 1—9 all numbers. Wrong answers are never random nonsense but believable near misses (48, 56, 63 for 7 × 8), the same number never appears in two lanes, and the correct answer keeps moving to a different lane. The tiles speed up gradually as your correct-answer count and play time grow, so the game keeps getting harder without ever becoming unfair. Every sound effect is generated in the browser and can be muted at any time, and your best score plus a top-10 leaderboard are stored in your browser.