Math Circus is an educational puzzle game developed by Greygum Software and released for DOS in 1993. Players take on the role of circus managers, navigating a variety of logic, spatial reasoning, and math-based minigames. Rather than standard arcade action, the game focuses on problem-solving activities like balancing seals, scheduling acts, and organizing ticket sales, with difficulty levels that scale from simple arithmetic to complex logical deductions.
How to play
Your objective is to successfully complete each circus-themed activity by solving its specific underlying puzzle. Since it is a classic DOS title, you can navigate the menus and interact with the activities using your mouse, or by using the keyboard arrow keys and Enter to make selections.
Tips
- Always start a new activity on the “Basic” difficulty setting to learn the underlying rules and logic before jumping into the more punishing “Advanced” puzzles.
- For the acrobat-catching minigame, focus on the timing of the pendulum swings rather than just the positions, as momentum plays a key role in landing safely.





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