Factory satisfaction
Readable resources, directional machines, Belt logistics, backpressure, power, upgrades, automation, and dense optimization.
Investors & partners
A real game first. Math inside the machine.
Fibonex Math Wars is top-down factory defense where arithmetic is not a quiz layer. It is the production system that creates the Ammo keeping the Core alive.
Product position
The answer is a factory, not a button.
Players understand arithmetic by seeing values become resources, routes, machine inputs, processed results, physical Ammo Boxes, and visible protection.
Tactical stakes
Exact wave targets, prep windows, enemy roles, tower classes, loaded Ammo, and a Core that can actually be lost.
Visible reasoning
Errors stay in the system: a missing value, wrong route, rejected item, stalled machine, empty turret, or brownout can be inspected and fixed.
Browser first
No-login local entry, desktop and touch layouts, English and German copy, local progress, and optional installable web-app behavior.
One loop, broad runway
The opening 3 + 4 chain grows into faster transport, research, PWR, DEF production, logic, memory, PHYS, LIGHT, and Free Play.
Deterministic core
Typed commands, replay boundaries, versioned saves, and authoritative online paths are designed into the simulation rather than added after it.
Current focus
Validate the first minute. Earn the next hour.
The public build leads with one guided objective and a visible attack. Under that simple entry sits a production language intended to support replayable, increasingly expressive factories.
PUBLIC PLAYTESTLIVE
EntryMath Wars + Free Play
PlatformsDesktop + touch web
LanguagesEnglish + German
What exists now
A playable product, not a pitch mockup.
The image above is a current runtime capture. The public build already contains the complete opening combat chain, long-form factory systems, local saves, responsive layouts, and an operational deployment.
01Guided Math Wars entry
04Dedicated defense roles
63Implemented building type IDs
EN / DECurrent localized game copy
Proof point
Simulation, renderer, save/load, command, replay, responsive UI, security, and deployment boundaries are maintained as one production codebase.
Partner fit
Useful conversations are concrete.
Fibonex is open to conversations where a partner can materially improve player reach, product learning, accessibility, platform quality, or sustainable production.
Browser and platform reach
Partners who understand game discovery, web distribution, storefront readiness, and playtest acquisition.
Playtest and UX research
Structured feedback around onboarding, fifth-grade readability, tactical clarity, touch ergonomics, and factory retention.
Learning without worksheets
Collaborators interested in evaluating systems thinking and arithmetic fluency inside real game decisions.
Inclusive interaction
Expert review of contrast, motion, input alternatives, language, cognitive load, and small-screen play.
World and combat identity
Production support that can strengthen a coherent industrial Math Wars visual and audio language.
Patient product building
Investment conversations aligned with validating the game loop, improving retention, and growing responsibly.
Start with the build