Multicat vs Numbers

This little game will help you to test and achieve perfect knowledge of multiplication table. If you know the multiplication table perfectly, the whole game will take you no more than 30 minutes, but for a beginner it may take much more time and practice to pass all the levels. The plot: Earth has been invaded by space aliens. Each alien has taken over one of the 17 regions of the planet. You need to fight in space with each of them. Saving the Earth from the aliens will be Multicat (who you play as) - first a little kitten, and at the end - a well-deserved space hero. Each time you emerge victorious, a region of Earth is liberated and you move on to the next level, gaining a new space title. Fight the aliens taking over the world and achieve an excellent knowledge of the multiplication table! How it works: The game consists of 17 levels of difficulty, starting with multiplication tasks on single digits, then they get harder and multiplier combinations become arbitrary. Levels can be completed repeatedly, this allows you to earn weapons for completing more difficult tasks. So if you come across a difficult task that you can't pass in any way, go back to the previous level and get that help. This way you will repeat and consolidate the previously passed material, and at the same time you will always be able to move forward. Once you have gone through the entire game, create a new player profile (there is no limit to the number of profiles) and go through it again. See if you can do it faster and get an even higher total score. Also, create additional profiles for your kids, your family and friends and compete against each other. Game features and techniques: 1. This game uses a special way of learning multiplication - through factorization (multiplication by multipliers). This requires a deeper and more confident knowledge of the multiplication table, not only forward but also backward. 2. Game mechanics. The alien spaceship must be hit by the robots you control. To do this, guide the rays from the robots to the alien spaceships. If the multiplication result matches, the spaceship will be destroyed. 3. Complication. Each level becomes more difficult than the previous one: multipliers increase, the number of ships increases and they shoot faster. 4. Additional complication. If the game seems too easy, turn on random multiplier order in the settings and try to pass it in this mode. 5. Weapons. Playing the previous levels and breaking your previous records gives you additional weapons for battles. It allows you to stop time for 10 or 20 seconds. During this pause, the alien ships will freeze and will not fire at your robots. 6. Hints. You can get a hint by clicking on the corresponding number, this allows you to memorize those examples that you don't know well yet, but try to memorize them at once, because for each hint a point is taken off. There is also a hint that does not spend points - to do this, click on the light bulb during the game, the entire multiplication table up to 10 will be displayed on the screen. But it spends more time, which you need to save when passing the level. 7. Training. In the menu, you have the option to select an arbitrary desired multiplication range and train in it. 8. Achievement Diary. The app keeps a record of all your games and their results. You can see how you have progressed from the beginning. Number of players: In the game, you can create a different profile for each child in the family. Each of them will have their own achievement history and total points calculated. There is no limit to the number of player profiles, all of which are synchronized between your devices via iCloud. App Development: The developers continue to add new features to the game. Email us at support@uzelki.com and share your ideas and observations. We hope that this little app will add variety to the process of learning multiplication tables and make it a little more fun!

Numbers is a fun and interactive math learning app designed for elementary students. With colorful flip cards and hands-on gestures, children can explore essential math concepts through play. The app features 14 learning modes covering a wide range of math topics: Whole Numbers - Explore place value from ones to millions with up to 7 digit cards. See the expanded decomposition form to understand how numbers are built. Decimals - Learn decimal place values from thousands down to thousandths with a visual decimal point overlay. Fractions - Discover fractions with six linked cards showing the fraction, decimal, percentage, name, pie chart, and equivalent fraction. Mixed Fractions - Convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers. See pie charts that show whole parts and remainders side by side. Percentages - Calculate percentages of any number. See the equation laid out as cards with a visual bar showing the proportion. Multiplication - Practice times tables from 1 to 12 with dot arrays and skip counting sequences. Money - Count US dollars and British pounds with coins and bills. The total updates automatically as you add or remove. Time - Tell time with both analog and digital clocks. Minutes move in 5 minute steps with hour and AM PM rollover. Rounding - Round any number from 0 to 9999 to the nearest 10, 100, or 1000. A rule card explains the rounding logic. Roman Numerals - See any number from 1 to 3999 as a Roman numeral with a breakdown by thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones. Temperature - Convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit with a color changing thermometer that responds to the temperature. Length - Convert between centimeters, meters, kilometers, and miles. Weight - Convert between grams and kilograms. Water Volume - Convert between milliliters and liters. Every card uses a satisfying split flap animation. Swipe up or down to change values, tap to increment, and double tap to decrement. A listen button reads the current content aloud to support auditory learners. Designed for iPad and iPhone with no ads, no in app purchases, and no internet required.