Gridcraze vs Flash Anzan

Gridcraze is a puzzle game that flick the block placed on the grid and leads them to the goal point. The fewer you move the block, the higher your score. Find the shortest path on all stages! You can also see hints on difficult stages.

Numbers flash for an instant, then vanish. Add them in your head. Flash anzan practice built on the Japanese soroban grading standards — useful whichever abacus programme you study under. 40 LEVELS Level 1 to Level 40. Every level states exactly what it is: 2 digits × 5 terms · 8s, and so on. Digits, terms and timing come from the official Japanese grading standards, so the ladder is real rather than invented. Get 7 of 10 to pass, 5 or 6 for a near pass. PRACTICE — your own settings 1 to 5 digits, 2 to 30 terms, 0.05 to 5.0 seconds per term. The slow end really does go to 5 seconds, so beginners fit too. Subtraction and comma separators are optional. ONE-MINUTE DRILL How many can you answer in 60 seconds? Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Just tap the answer. HOW TO Four short lessons on what abacus classrooms actually teach: why words are too slow, the pairs that make 5 and 10, how to move the abacus into your head, and what to raise in what order. BREAD COUNT — a break Count loaves instead of digits. 20 stages, 24 kinds of bread to collect. DIGITS THAT LOOK RIGHT The numbers use the handwritten forms taught in abacus classrooms, not a generic typeface. If you have studied soroban, they will look familiar. ADS No ads at all while a problem is on screen. They appear only between sessions, limited by both count and time. IN-APP PURCHASE A one-time purchase removes the ads. Pay once; nothing renews. Use "Restore purchase" when you change devices. Every mode stays free. Problems are never behind a paywall. RECORDS Every answer is written to the device immediately, so a crash never loses your progress. Privacy Policy https://tomople.com/privacy-policy/