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Challenge your trigonometry skills in a colorful candy store environment. Jump between platforms, collect points, and discover unique character abilities. This game offers a fun way to improve your understanding of angles, suitable for all ages.
What's New in Xingua
2.0
September 6, 2019
New Charaters More boost to make it easier : Right Angle, Freeze and predict as well as the old save me boost More animations Realtime Ranking with your facebook friends
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FAQ
What is Xingua?
Xingua is a free educational game designed to help players improve their skills with angles and trigonometry. It features platform jumping mechanics in a colorful candy store setting.
Is Xingua suitable for children?
Yes, Xingua is rated for ages 4+ and is specifically designed to help kids learn about angles in a fun and engaging way. It aims to make trigonometry practice enjoyable.
Does Xingua have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Xingua contains advertisements. However, as it is a free game, it may include ads or in-app purchases.
What devices can I play Xingua on?
Xingua is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to run on Apple's mobile operating system.
How often is Xingua updated?
The latest version of Xingua was released on September 6, 2019. The game was initially released on July 7, 2017, and has had at least one major update to version 2.0.
Can I compete with friends in Xingua?
Yes, Xingua allows players to compete with their Facebook friends on leaderboards. There is also a worldwide top player ranking.
What is the user rating for Xingua?
Xingua has a user rating of 1.0 stars based on 1 rating. This indicates a very low satisfaction level from the single reviewer.
Is Xingua difficult to play?
The game acknowledges that it may not be easy at first and players might not succeed on their initial attempts. However, it suggests that players will develop a sense of angles with practice.

