Math Juice vs WordUp

Designed by teachers and tested by students, Math Juice is a brilliant way to make it more fun to practice math facts. Includes two modes: Speed Run - sprint practice...how many can you answer in 1 minute? Grind Mode - marathon practice...get in the zone and earn coins. The more you play, the more you win! Game types include: multiplication 1-12 division 1-12 addition 1-12 subtraction 1-12 perfect squares 11-20 combined multiplication & division 1-12 combined addition & subtraction 1-12 combined all 4 basic operations 1-12 sequential multiplication 1-12 and more! Parents - Math Juice is productive screen time. Swipe right after a game to see how much practice your future mathematician has done. There's a reward structure built in that you can use however you like. Tie game rewards to real life treats...for example: 3 in-game gold coins = 1 real-life ice cream cone...or whatever you can dream up. Teachers - there's no more engaging way for students to practice their math facts. Give it a try yourself and you'll see what we mean. Stat tracking allows you to set individual or class goals...competition AND cooperation both work with Math Juice. Students - enjoy "Productive Play"... in other words, have fun while knowing that the time you spend will benefit you down the road in your academic career. Be sure to contact us if you have any questions or suggestions.

WordUp is a Dictionary definition word guessing game. The player is given a definition and has to guess the word based on the definition. The player may use a couple hints to guess the word but that reduces their total score. Also, the player has to spell the word correctly in order to win the round. There are three levels of play to select from, Beginner (gets three hints), Novice (gets two hints) and Expert (gets no hints). Using hints deducts points from the final score. This is Singleplayer or Multiplayer game. In Multiplayer mode the first player Creates a Room, selects the number of rounds, selects the time limit of each round and Invites others (up to five for a total of six players) to play the game. Once all the players have joined, the game begins with the first definition showing. Points and Scoring: players get points for guessing the word using the definition(s). The points given are based on the number of definitions for the word. Using the first hint will deduct 1 point from the total score, the second hint deducts 2 points, and the third hint deducts 3 points from the overall score. If the word is guessed on the first definition, then the score would be 7 for a word with 7 definitions, 5 for a word with 5 definitions, etc. Additionally, the player guessing the correct word also gets points for spelling the word correctly. The number of points is based on how many letters are in the word. For example: guessing a 5-letter word with 3 definitions and using 2 hints would be a total of 8 points. 5 points for the word minus 2 points for the hint equals 3. Add 5 points for spelling the word correctly and the total would be 8 points: 5 - 2 = 3 + 5 = 8.