
Infinite Craft
AI-madeNeal Agarwal's viral crafting game. Combine Water, Fire, Earth and Wind, and an AI model invents whatever comes out.
Number Route
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Keep four numbers in order and choose three operators to reach the target, calculating strictly from left to right.
Choose Start Number Route. Four numbers stay in their original order; select an operator for each gap. Every operation uses the running total, rather than normal multiplication-before-addition precedence.
The reviewed Anytime session contained ten routes and a maximum of 2,500 points. Reset lets you change a route; Skip moves past it. Completing a route gives feedback before the next puzzle.
BrainiLab’s team describes using AI coding assistance during development. The contribution of a particular tool and the proportion of generated code are unconfirmed, so this is listed as an independent game with disclosed AI assistance.
Made by Biel Sardà / BrainiLab.
Free browser play without an account. Optional cookie choices can be declined. Open the official BrainiLab page: its frame restrictions prevent a Zadely embedded player. Physical-phone interaction was not tested.
| Mouse / keyboard focus and activation | Select an operator, reset or skip a route |
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For the sample 7, 3, 6, 4 → 28, subtract first: 7 − 3 = 4. Multiply that result by 6 to get 24, then add 4. Written without parentheses, the same symbols would usually be interpreted differently; here each step finishes before the next begins.
Use all four numbers even if an intermediate total already equals the target. Before choosing division, check that the result is a whole number. Look at the final number first: it can help you work backward to the subtotal the last operator must receive.
No. It calculates strictly left to right, using the running total for each operation. Keep all four numbers in order and use them all.
No account was required for the reviewed free Anytime session.
No. The official page restricts framing, so the Play button opens BrainiLab directly.
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