Math Arcade for Kids

Do you want to keep your brain in shape, test your math skills, or perhaps help your kids learn the basic operations?Clever Owl's Math Arcade is a game designed for all ages where your goal is to solve expressions involving the four basic operations, with limited time in each round. As the calculations get harder and harder at each level, you will find yourself trying to beat your own records in this mind-challenging arcade. But be careful; miss three rounds, and it's Game Over!This game can be a great educational resource for children who are learning how to work out sums, subtractions, multiplications and divisions. Starting with easy levels that feature two simple expressions at a time, it provides the opportunity for anyone to start exercising their mind. However, as the levels get more difficult, even grown-ups might find themselves striving to get a perfect score; solving up to four math expressions featuring multiplications and divisions in an arcade-fashioned pace that gets more and more challenging will be enough to reactivate your skills in mathematics in a few tries.Feeling smart today? Then, try beating the Clever Owl in this Math Arcade!Some of the features in this game: - Progressive difficulty in levels allows everyone to have fun and enjoy a good challenge; - Starts with sums and subtractions of one-digit numbers, and goes up to multiplications and divisions of two-digit numbers; - Starts with two expressions to be solved at a time, and goes up to four of them; - Each set of expressions provides feedback on which math expressions were correct on incorrect; - Records highscores so that you can track your own improvement;We hope you have fun with this game!Like it? Please leave a review, it is greatly appreciated.Clever Owl's Math Arcade - train your brain, improve your math skills, develop focus. Help your kid to learn addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. A fun and educational game, designed with simplicity and entertainment in mind.Credits:Development - Renato Ferreira at GraphiteSoftGraphics - Team Don Corgi at http://doncorgi.carbonmade.com/Thanks to the LibGDX framework, at http://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/