Math Blaster on SNES is one of those weirdly fun edutainment games where you don’t realize you’re learning math because you’re too busy blasting space trash. The setup’s goofy—some alien jerk kidnaps your robot buddy Spot and dumps garbage everywhere, so you hop in a little ship and start cleaning up the mess. Except "cleaning" means shooting equations before they hit you.

At first, it’s just simple addition problems floating toward you, but by level 3 or 4, you’re frantically dividing mid-dodge while weird space critters divebomb your ship. The difficulty ramps up fast, and the later levels actually get kinda intense for a math game. I remember getting stuck on the multiplication rounds because I kept second-guessing my answers under pressure.

It’s got that classic SNES charm—bright colors, chunky sprites, and sound effects that make solving 7x6 feel like a victory. Just don’t expect deep lore behind the Trash Alien’s motives. You’re here to save Spot and maybe accidentally get better at mental math.