Flags 2 vs Empire Math

“Flags of the World 2” is a quiz game (trivia) that teaches the flags, capitals, maps, continents and currencies of all world countries in the most fun way possible. You will always remember flags, capital cities and all other things you learned with this game. There are 4 Multiplayer modes: Flags, Capital Cities, Maps and Continents. You can play Multiplayer games with people who are from all over the world. Also, you can play with your friends! There are 240 flags, 240 capital cities, 5 single player game types and 15 levels. It gets harder progressively in this flags quiz game. Every level has 20 flags, 20 capital cities, 20 maps, 20 continents or 20 currencies and you have 20 seconds to match the flag or country for each question. If you choose a wrong flag, you will see the name of that flag or country. You will also learn details like capitals, currencies, populations and areas while guessing a flag or a country, every question. You can play Maps mode. You can guess country shape or location on map of each country. You have a unique progress for each game type and each language in Single player modes. Also, there is a leaderboard for each language. Earn XP and reach the top of the list. There are 4 Multiplayer modes: Flags, Capital Cities, Maps and Continents. You can earn gold and points (P) by winning games. You can play Multiplayer games and join the tournament. When you reach the top 10 of the tournament list, you win prizes. Tournaments last 48 hours. When the tournament finishes, new tournament starts. You have gold in the game that you can spend to use lifelines, own avatars and themes and enter challenge modes. When you have a few gold, you can play multiplayer games, buy gold or earn gold by watching ad. Subscription Terms of Flags 2 Game Last Updated: March 19, 2020 In Flags 2: Map - Geography Quiz we offer you the following subscription option: Monthly Premium Membership offers a monthly subscription for $3.00 (in U.S.A.) after a 3-day free trial. It gives you the rights for using new game avatars and theme patterns which can be seen in the game's shop screen, and removes ads. End of Trial & Subscription Renewal - This price is for United States customers. Pricing in other countries may vary and actual charges may be converted to your local currency depending on the country of residence. - Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. - Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. - The account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. - Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase. - Any unused portion of a free trial will be forfeited if you purchase a subscription. Canceling trial or subscription You can turn off the auto-renew for the subscription whenever you want to through iTunes account. Check https://support.apple.com/HT202039. If you turn off the auto-renew for the subscription, when your current trial/subscription period expires, you will be unsubscribed. The current active subscription period cannot be canceled. After your subscription expires, you will no longer be able to use elements offered in your chosen Subscription Option. Contact us If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us at gedevapps@gmail.com View our Terms of Services: https://gedevapps.com/terms-of-services View our Privacy Policy: https://gedevapps.com/privacy-policy

Can your child read Maya glyphs? Decode Roman numerals under pressure? Solve Babylonian base-60 math against the clock? Empire Math puts ancient numeral systems at the heart of fast-paced combat gameplay — making math genuinely exciting for curious young minds. ——— HOW IT WORKS ——— A numeral appears on screen. Four choices appear below it. Answer correctly before the timer runs out and you earn an arrow for your quiver. Answer wrong — or run out of time — and the stone door opens. An enemy steps through. Now you fight your way back. It's simple to learn. It gets challenging fast. ——— THREE MINI-GAMES ——— MAYA MATH Read the ancient Maya vigesimal (base-20) number system — the same system used by Maya astronomers and mathematicians over 1,000 years ago. Dots, bars, and shell glyphs combine to form numbers. Master single-row numbers first, then unlock the 20s and 400s place values as difficulty builds. Face the Jaguar, the Bat, and the Stone Warrior in the dark jungle temple. ROMAN MATH Decode Roman numerals — I, V, X, L, C, D, M — and master the subtractive rules (IV, IX, XL, XC) that trip up most students. Numbers grow from simple to complex as levels progress. Face the Wolf, the Eagle, and the Rival Warrior in the sunlit Roman arena. BABYLONIAN MATH Tackle the ancient sexagesimal (base-60) number system from Mesopotamia — the system that gave us 60 minutes in an hour and 360 degrees in a circle. Read cuneiform-style wedge symbols and unlock increasingly complex numbers. Face the Desert Hawk, the Scorpion, and the Lion in the ancient city of Babylon. ——— LEARN AS YOU PLAY ——— Every new concept arrives just in time — a brief explanation appears exactly when a harder number is about to be shown, so players are never blindsided. A full interactive tutorial and untimed practice mode let players build confidence before the clock starts. ——— COMBAT THAT REWARDS LEARNING ——— Correct answers fill your quiver with arrows — the most powerful weapon in combat. Keep a 5-answer streak and earn a freeze token to pause the timer on a tough question. The better you read numerals, the better you fight. ——— DESIGNED FOR YOUNG LEARNERS ——— - No account required — play instantly - No personal data collected — ever - Family-safe ads only (G-rated, non-personalized) - Works offline - Age-appropriate content throughout — no dark themes - Culturally respectful treatment of all three civilizations ——— FOR PARENTS and TEACHERS ——— Empire Math reinforces numeral system concepts taught in history, social studies, and mathematics curricula. Maya, Roman, and Babylonian numeral systems appear in elementary and middle school standards across the US. The game is designed to be recommended teacher-to-teacher and shared via link — no App Store discovery required. Three civilizations. Three number systems. One learning game your child will actually want to play.