"Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games" refers to a series of articles written by mathematician and writer Martin Gardner for the magazine Scientific American from 1956 to 1981. These articles introduced readers to various mathematical puzzles, games, and recreational mathematics, making complex concepts accessible to a general audience. Gardner's work inspired many to explore mathematics beyond traditional education. The collection of these articles has been compiled into several books, showcasing topics such as logic puzzles, geometry, and number theory. Gardner's engaging writing style and ability to connect mathematics with everyday life have made his contributions influential in both mathematics and popular science.