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Strategist Sums

Estimate fast and move your flags across the map. Estimate the answers to quick sums with pixel Napoleon at a candlelit map table. Pick the option closest to the real result before the countdown runs out, build a streak and push the little flags all the way across the map in this free math game.

Twist: No exact answers: every option is rounded, and you pick the one closest to the real result.

Parody. Napoleon has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

Tap or click the screen, or press Space, to start.
Each question is a bigger sum, like 48 × 21. Do not work it out exactly: the answers are rounded, and only one is close to the real result. Pick it.
Tap or click an answer, or press 1, 2, 3 or 4. Faster answers and streaks score more, and every right one moves the flags across the map.
A wrong pick or letting the timer bar run out ends the round. The sums grow bigger as you go.
Press P or Esc to pause and M for sound. When the round ends, share your score and challenge a friend.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

It is late at night in the map room, the candles are burning low and the generals are arguing about numbers. How many horses, how many wagons, how many loaves of bread for the march? Pixel Napoleon has no time for exact answers. He wants good estimates, and he wants them now, so he invents a game for his officers called Strategist Sums.

Every question is a sum too big to work out in a hurry, and only one of the options is close to the truth. Every good estimate moves the little flags one step further across the map on the table; every bad guess sends the generals back to their arguing. Reach the far edge of the map and the whole room cheers.