One of the best arithmetic games out there
Both of my kids, with completely different personalities and abilities to focus, love this game. They are not just doing rote arithmetic as with the vast majority of arithmetic apps. They are thinking algebraically (e.g. what combination of numbers can give me this result?). They begin to realize that if their initially calculated sum is off by x, they can just switch one card by x to capture the villain. It’s fun and addictive, and hands down I would recommend this app.
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Numbers league
Numbers league is the best game ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is so fun
Very well done; a favorite game
One of my second grader's top three educational games on the iPad - and I enjoy it, too! The gameplay itself is excellent and motivating, without being high pressure. I especially appreciate that the default setting has the timer turned off. One suggestion: it would be hugely helpful to be able to select shorter games (15-20 villains) with more complex math concepts, such as negative number villains. Especially for students with less patience, shorter attention spans, or other special needs, the games with the more challenging math can be too long. Otherwise, a top-notch game. Thank you!
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Fun math? Who would have thought?
Fun graphics, fun music, fun rewards for catching bad guys with difficulty-tunable math makes this a fun game for me, as an adult, to wake up my math mind. I keep coming back to it, and updates keep making the capture screens fresh and amusing.
It's engaging for kids or adults. Life gives math purpose, and so does this game. The problem with teaching math is putting math in a purposeful context. Few people do math just to do it. We do it toward some other goal. So does this game. Meanwhile the exercise makes the math mind stronger.
If you have kids, get this game. If you don't, well, neither do I, and I like this game. It's at least as entertaining as games that only entertain, and the skills it exercises are actually useful when trying to center a picture on a wall (wall length minus picture length divided by two is the margin), or work with your home budget any of the other places that common math helps you solve life problems.
It's engaging for kids or adults. Life gives math purpose, and so does this game. The problem with teaching math is putting math in a purposeful context. Few people do math just to do it. We do it toward some other goal. So does this game. Meanwhile the exercise makes the math mind stronger.
If you have kids, get this game. If you don't, well, neither do I, and I like this game. It's at least as entertaining as games that only entertain, and the skills it exercises are actually useful when trying to center a picture on a wall (wall length minus picture length divided by two is the margin), or work with your home budget any of the other places that common math helps you solve life problems.
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Great fun and learning for many ages
Both my kids have used this app for several years. It's great practice for mathematical thinking, and the art is awesome!
