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ESS International Corporation
Test math speed and reaction time.
The app offers seven games with four difficulty levels each, totaling 28 distinct high-score boards. It tracks user initials, game details, and missed problems to highlight areas for improvement.
Didactoons Games SL
Play games and track progress
Kids can play -based games that adapt to their age and skill level. Features include solving arithmetic problems, earning rewards, and progressing through levels. Parents can track progress and set learning goals.
Zachary Furmanov
Practice with custom difficulty and game modes
Learn addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through practice modes. Adjust difficulty levels to match skill. Play in game modes like rapid fire and time trial. Track progress with weekly statistics and custom number ranges.
Sarah Pierce
Solve math puzzles with numbers
Play -based puzzles by combining given numbers using math operations to reach a target. Track progress over time and by day of week. Compete with others through leaderboards. Adjust difficulty settings for varying challenge levels.
ANDREY NOVIKOV
Solve puzzles with numbers and totals
Solve math puzzles by adjusting lit numbers to match row and column totals. Customize difficulty levels. Track progress and compete with others. Share achievements on social media.
Cedric Porter
Level up skills with challenges
Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through interactive challenges. Compete with friends on leaderboards. Track progress and unlock levels as skills improve. Share scores and challenge others in real-time.
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