About
Engage in a math card game to practice addition and multiplication facts. Players solve problems based on card values, with a timer for added challenge. The running total increases only when both problems are answered correctly.
What's New in Card Battle Math
1.5.2
December 4, 2018
Fixed a display issue seen on the 12.9 inch iPad Pro.
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FAQ
What math skills does Card Battle Math help practice?
Card Battle Math helps users practice basic addition and multiplication facts up to 10, as well as 2 and 3-digit addition. The game is designed to reinforce these fundamental arithmetic skills through engaging gameplay.
How does the gameplay in Card Battle Math work?
The game is based on the card 'war' concept. Each turn, players turn over cards, and the higher card gets to solve two math problems. The first is a fact problem based on the cards, and the second involves the running total.
Can I set a timer in Card Battle Math?
Yes, you can set a timer to increase the challenge and pace of the game. This feature is useful for timed practice sessions and for students who need to improve their speed in solving math problems.
Does Card Battle Math have ads?
No, Card Battle Math does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it provides an uninterrupted learning experience without any ad interruptions.
What devices is Card Battle Math available on?
Card Battle Math is currently supported on iPads. Users with other devices may not be able to download or play the game.
How often is Card Battle Math updated?
The latest version of Card Battle Math was released on December 4, 2018. It has not received updates since then, which may indicate limited ongoing development.
What is the age rating for Card Battle Math?
Card Battle Math has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for young children who are beginning to learn basic math concepts.
What do users think of Card Battle Math?
Based on the available data, Card Battle Math has a rating of 3.0 stars from one rating. This limited feedback suggests user sentiment is mixed or not widely represented.
