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Math Slash

A 3D arcade game where you slash equations. Score correctly to earn points; correctness streaks pay bonus zkLTC.

How to play

  1. Open Games → Math Slash.
  2. Click Start Game (allow fullscreen / orientation lock for the best experience).
  3. Equations fly toward you. Slash the correct one with your cursor / finger to score.
  4. Wrong slashes break your combo and dock points.
  5. Game ends after a set duration. Score auto-submits to the backend.

Rewards

  • Points: up to +10 pts per game based on score percentile.
  • zkLTC: previously auto-credited per game; currently manual claim via /simple/claim-points. The button shows "Claim N pts" once you've finished any games.
  • Daily limit: 5 games / day. The 6th game shows "DAILY LIMIT REACHED".

How scoring works

points = floor(totalScore × 0.3)

So a 1,000-point round = 300 pts credited (capped at 10 pts per session, but the leaderboard tracks total score).

Score rules:

  • Correct slash: + (current combo × multiplier)
  • Wrong slash: -50 + combo reset
  • Combo decays after 1.5 seconds of no slash

Bot prevention

The backend filters obvious bots:

  • score > 600 in < 60s → ban
  • < 20s game duration → reject
  • known bad-actor wallets blacklisted

If you legitimately play very fast and get flagged, ping us in Telegram — bans can be appealed.

Manual claim flow

Currently the game is in "points-only" mode — zkLTC conversion is paused but points still credit. Flow:

  1. Play games (each game's score logs to game_rewards).
  2. Click Claim N pts button on the games page.
  3. Sign once — claim-points endpoint reads all unclaimed scores, sums them, calls recordQuestFor for the total, and marks them claimed.

So you can play 5 games then claim all at once. The on-chain points balance updates immediately.

Game status

The game is currently stopped for maintenance (announced via X). When restarted with the relaunch X post, this section will update.

Pro tip: high combos compound fast. Focus on accuracy over speed in the first 30 seconds to build a 50+ combo, then keep it alive.

Released under the MIT License.