Tag: Addition - Latest Releases

May 17, 2013 - Independent developer, Joshua Caban, introduced Math in 60 Seconds for iOS. Math in 60 Seconds is a competitive yet educational math game. The player has 60 seconds to answer as many problems as they can. Their score is based on the number of problems they answer correctly and how quickly they do so. It provides multiple game play modes and difficulty levels to test math skills. It also allows users to upload their scores and see how they compare to other players of the game.

May 10, 2013 - Award winning educational software startup, 3 Elles Interactive today introduces Montessori 1st Operations 1.1, their new educational app for iOS. Montessori 1st Operations offers a clear and simple approach to addition and subtraction that will change the way children see math forever. If you want your children to understand the concepts instead of applying them as they are told, Montessori 1st Operations is the app you've been looking for.

May 09, 2013 - Independent developer, Joshua Caban, introduces Math in 60 Seconds for iOS. Math in 60 Seconds is a competitive yet educational math game. The player has 60 seconds to answer as many problems as they can. Their score is based on the number of problems they answer correctly and how quickly they do so. It provides multiple game play modes and difficulty levels to test math skills. It also allows users to upload their scores and see how they compare to other players of the game.

Apr 11, 2013 - Artgig Apps has introduced Mystery Math Town 1.0 for iPad, a unique and engaging math practice app for kids. The object of the game is to help a friendly and curious little ghost rescue the fireflies that are hidden in Mystery Math Town. Along the way, players must use math skills to build equations and unlock rooms and passages. Designed for ages 6 and up, Mystery Math Town is the newest addition to the award-winning family of Artgig Apps.

Apr 03, 2013 - Artgig Apps today introduces Mystery Math Town 1.0 for iPad, a unique and engaging math practice app for kids. The object of the game is to help a friendly and curious little ghost rescue the fireflies that are hidden in Mystery Math Town. Along the way, players must use math skills to build equations and unlock rooms and passages. Designed for ages 6 and up, Mystery Math Town is the newest addition to the award-winning family of Artgig Apps.

Mar 14, 2013 - Warsaw based app developer, Idea4e introduced MathShaker 1.0 for iOS, their new educational game for kids. Supported by nice graphic and sound effects, MathShaker is a game that helps children practice addition and subtraction in an attractive, stimulating way. Kids are motivated to complete tasks by the coluorful puzzles, which become uncovered one after one for every good answer to finally transform into a batch added to the wonderful collection of trophies.

Mar 13, 2013 - HaStars has introduced Mathzilla with Roxy the Star 1.0 for iOS, its game where users solve simple equations involving addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Equations are all of the type A?B=Z. The variables A and B are numbers or groups of objects symbolizing numbers. The ? is an arithmetic operator like +, - , or x. Last, Z is a given. Users must figure out which numbers and operators need to be chosen to solve the puzzle/equation, scoring points moving through 3 levels of play.

Mar 06, 2013 - Warsaw based app developer, Idea4e introduces MathShaker 1.0 for iOS, their new educational game for kids. Supported by nice graphic and sound effects, MathShaker is a game that helps children practice addition and subtraction in an attractive, stimulating way. Kids are motivated to complete tasks by the coluorful puzzles, which become uncovered one after one for every good answer to finally transform into a batch added to the wonderful collection of trophies.

Mar 05, 2013 - HaStars today introduces Mathzilla with Roxy the Star 1.0 for iOS, its game where users solve simple equations involving addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Equations are all of the type A?B=Z. The variables A and B are numbers or groups of objects symbolizing numbers. The ? is an arithmetic operator like +, - , or x. Last, Z is a given. Users must figure out which numbers and operators need to be chosen to solve the puzzle/equation, scoring points moving through 3 levels of play.