One By One - Math Game

One By One - Math Game

Study Calc, Trig, and Algebra

73 ratings
22 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 12, 2021
  • August 15, 2022

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Practice arithmetic, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus with a retro-style math game. Level up by solving problems, unlock new challenges, and compete on leaderboards. Enhance your skills with artifacts and strategic upgrades.

Randomly generated math problems
Leveling system with unlockable content
Practice arithmetic, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus
Retro ASCII art and music style
Leaderboards and achievements
Math artifacts and upgrades
AI battle mode for targeted practice
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What's New in One By One

1.7.0

August 15, 2022

Scaring bugs away so you can keep mathing.

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In-App Purchases

$2.99

Premium Mode

Ad-free mode and x1.5 bonus on Battles.

User reviews

Incorrect Calculation?

tan(5pi/6) is wrong. I’m unsure what the answer has been programmed to be but whatever it is, it’s not accurate. Other than that, great game.

Almost Perfect

This is a wonderful app and great opportunity for practicing mental math. And this is why I care enough to make a bug report.

Please fix calculus. Some of the answers require infinity, and this is not allowed in the answers. For example, I recently got the question: Given h(x) = 8/x find h’(0). The answer is -∞ as this is the limit from the left and right hand sides, but this is impossible to enter with the ‘Differential Departments’ keyboard.

One possible stopgap solution would be to make the correct answers available if you pay for a skip (with in-game currency), this way we users can figure out what the game wants in such strange situations. Alternatively, you could take away the questions generating these issues, possibly by plugging all differentiation questions into the Wolfram engine to check the outcomes and then deleting the ones that don’t match. Of course, this won’t work if the questions are auto generated and not drawn from a bank —unless you run all possible questions (which would probably take a long time).
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Love it, want more!

I’ve been having a lot of fun with the app! The derivative and trig section is great practice to knock the rust off my calc now that I’m back in complex analysis. I’d love to see more sections added such as integrals, combinatorics, some kind of series stuff, maybe even some set theory unions and intersections type stuff! I would pay for some extra packs of the sorts! Thanks!
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Response from developer

Wow thank you for the amazing review! It is awesome to see that the app is appealing even for such a high level of math! Those modes would be great to see in the app one day.

Wonderful math app!!

My free time is so much more productive with this fun app! The way that the problem streaks are timed makes it exciting and the currency system feels rewarding. Using this app is just as fun as other puzzle games but instead of mindless puzzles, it helps you develop practical knowledge! The user interface is also really well done, stable, and easy to use. I reccomended this app to anyone trying to improve their quick math skills! The only gripe that I have is that there isn't an 'explanation' section in the app to refresh my memory on how to do some of these problems. But other than that the app is perfect for math lovers! You won't regret downloading it, especially if you love math! 😄
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m glad to see that the focus on making the experience rewarding worked out. I do agree that having a little “manual” for tricks to do the mental math faster would definitely enrich the experience.

Beware!

Most features are locked. If a kid wants to purchase “Trig Town” the app will attempt to charge $250,000. I’m reporting this to the app store.

Response from developer

These are just ways to help add progressiom to the game. Everything aspect of the game is FREE to play. By solving problems you get in game money to then purchase the different towns. This helps players build up so they aren’t overwhelmed . Sorry for the misunderstanding! When developing I thought it might add confusion by making the in game currency represented by $ but I thought this symbol would be easiest to understand. However there is an in app purchase which deletes adds that also uses that symbol but I do add a reminder at the the top this uses real money. Maybe in the future I could add a warning at the beginning of the claim to clarify that. I appreciate you downloading the app and giving it a try!

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FAQ

What kind of math subjects does this app cover?

This app covers a range of math subjects including arithmetic, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus derivatives. It offers practice problems for basic calculations, solving equations, understanding trigonometric functions, and applying derivative rules.

How does the leveling system work?

You progress through a leveling system from level 1 to 99 by solving math problems. For every ten levels you achieve, a new set of mathematical questions is unlocked, providing continuous learning and challenges.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases and contains advertisements. These may include options for additional features or to enhance the user experience.

What are the unique features of this math game?

The app features a distinct retro Unicode/ASCII art style with nostalgic background music and satisfying key clicks. It also includes a leveling system, leaderboards, achievements, collectible math artifacts with upgrades, and an AI battle mode for targeted practice.

Who is the target audience for this math app?

The app is designed for middle and high school students who want to improve their mental math skills. It's suitable for those needing to practice foundational arithmetic, tackle algebra, master trigonometry, or understand calculus derivatives.