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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 16, 2012
  • May 5, 2016

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Practice and reinforce math fact fluency with an engaging game. Strengthen reasoning strategies for addition and multiplication by helping monsters reach target sums or products. Plan ahead and strategically select numbers to earn points and unlock new levels.

Practice addition and multiplication facts
Strengthen reasoning strategies
Engaging gameplay with point rewards
12 sequenced levels
Unlock new levels and challenges
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What's New in Sushi Monster

1.7.4

May 5, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Now brought to you by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Bug fixes and optimizations

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Sushi Monster is fun

Why does the monster throw a tamper tantrum when you get one answer wrong like can you make an update to where like if you get it wrong the monster says like oh well you accidentally got it wrong but you’ll get the next one right maybe

Great Gameplay

This game is very nostolgic for me as i would always play it as a child. The game loop is near perfect in my opinion and is easy to understand how to play the game. The soundtrack fits the theme greatly. To sum it up i would highly recommend this game to people aged 6 - 12 who need help with math

New iPhones

I played this game in my childhood; I love it. However it doesn’t work on my new phone (iPhone 14 Pro Max). I can play the level but the end screen doesn’t come up. It just gets stuck at the last calculation with nothing to feed the monster.

Dear HMH

It was so cool but I have to tell you, once I was a kid in Castañeda Elementary School, I was trying to beat the game but it’s too late, I’ve moved to another school called Idea Palmview, and when I was 14 years old, I completed it.
I finished the game!
(Sorry about when I got feeling about when before…)
Thank you HMH…
By: Hugo Alfredo Flores Cavazos
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Good

This game is better than Minecraft. Sushi Monster is good cause it teaches me how to do math. I am so good at this game. The only monster I’m good at is number six.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Freezing on the last level of multiplication

Bug

Inability to proceed after answering a question incorrectly

Bug

Compatibility issues on newer devices

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add more levels and difficulty options

Feature

Introduce subtraction, division, and other math operations

Feature

Implement progress tracking and achievements

Feature

Provide more customization options

Feature

FAQ

What does Sushi Monster do?

Sushi Monster is an educational game designed to help users practice and reinforce math fact fluency for addition and multiplication. It engages players in strengthening their reasoning strategies by helping monsters achieve target sums or products.

What are the key features of Sushi Monster?

The app features 12 carefully sequenced levels, including 7 for addition and 5 for multiplication, with 4 rounds per level. Players earn points, stars, and trophies by using speed and accuracy to make correct equations and feed the monster, unlocking new levels as they progress.

Is Sushi Monster free to use?

Yes, Sushi Monster is a free application. It does not contain in-app purchases or advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.

What age group is Sushi Monster suitable for?

While not explicitly stated, the focus on addition and multiplication fact fluency and Common Core State Standards suggests it is suitable for elementary school-aged children who are learning these foundational math skills.

How does Sushi Monster help with math learning?

The game helps users practice and reinforce math fact fluency by requiring them to strategically select numbers to make target sums or products. This process strengthens reasoning strategies and computational flexibility in addition and multiplication.