Defeat Algebra vs Intergalactic Algebra

'Defeat Algebra' is an educational tower defense strategy game to learn the basic concept of algebra. This game is designed to be challenging as a strategy game for anyone whether or not mastering algebra, but as an educational game it's for kids who have never learned Algebra to get to grasp the concept of it without any complicated instructions. In the game, you must defeat all enemies, 'Algebra Robot', approaching to your town to destroy. Each of them has its own variable expression. When they attack, they will punch and move for the length that is changed according to their variable expression. So to defeat them, you have to predict exact place each enemies would come by understanding the meaning of variable expression. As the game progresses, many kind of items will show up. Some items require you to understand variable expressions to use. For example, 'Algebra Catapult' needs to be set flying distance of bomb it's going to throw. You can strategically set flying distance with variable expression to defeat enemies. Find new possibility of future education and enjoy with this game !! Game attributes: ・　Learn algebra in understandable and fun way ・　Learn the concept of variable expression ・　Learn how to use and operate variable expression ・　Children who master addition, subtraction and multiplication with small natural number can play ・　Challenging for adult, too ・　Totally for free Featuring Music by Matthew Pablo http://www.matthewpablo.com

Introducing Intergalactic Algebra! A collection of algebra games that challenges you to use various math skills in order to solve mathematical problems in order to launch rockets into space! Intergalactic algebra uses Common Core aligned math. (Follows Common Core standard CCSS.MATH.HS.A.SSE.B.3) Now these basic operations can be used to guide rockets into space and accelerate the space race. Try Intergalactic Algebra! Assess proficiency in addition and subtraction, factoring, functions, multiples of ten, number of solutions, quadratics, rates of change, rocket trivia, systems of equations, and word problems. Rewarding levels of gameplay maintain engagement. You will forget you were doing math as you launch rockets into space! You may optionally buy reports in order to analyze what questions were missed. Teachers and parents may find this optional feature particularly useful. In order to purchase one of these reports, the player must create an account so that they can keep track of their reports and watch as they improve their math skills.