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You're a kid detective racing against a ticking clock, solving math puzzles to outsmart cheesy villains rigging a game show—mess up and the audience boos, nail it and it feels like cracking a spy code.

Developer: The Learning Company
Genre: Educational
Released: 1990
File size: 365.68 KB
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Game Overview

Man, Super Solvers: OutNumbered! was my jam back in the MS-DOS days. You play as this kid detective trying to take down the Trouble Brothers—these cheesy villains rigging a game show to scam people. The whole thing feels like a Saturday morning cartoon, but with math problems instead of laser guns.

First thing you notice? The timer ticking down while you're scrambling to solve equations to unlock doors or defuse traps. Mess up, and the audience boos (which, honestly, stung more than failing a test). But when you nail a tricky fraction puzzle just in time? Pure adrenaline. The game somehow made memorizing multiplication tables feel like cracking a spy code.

It’s got that weird '90s edutainment charm—bright colors, goofy sound effects, and villains who taunt you in rhyme. Way more personality than most math games. I still remember the panic of hearing "TICK-TOCK!" as the clock wound down in the final round. If you ever groaned about homework but secretly loved feeling like a genius, this was your game.


Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".
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