Tales of Mathasia

Nice colorful game which doesn't teach you really that much If you're an adult but will teach you a lot when you're a little kid with funny story that takes around 1 hour.

Developed by Pancake Games and published by 3T Labs together with Ultimate Games S.A., Tales of Mathasia is an educational adventure that transforms early mathematics into a whimsical fantasy journey. Instead of presenting arithmetic through repetitive exercises, the game introduces a magical kingdom where numbers are an essential part of everyday life. This imaginative approach allows children to associate learning with exploration and storytelling rather than routine schoolwork. By combining a cheerful atmosphere with accessible gameplay, the experience aims to make fundamental mathematical concepts enjoyable for young players while maintaining the charm of a classic fairy tale. The adventure unfolds across the peaceful land of Mathasia, a kingdom divided into unique regions such as the Uncountable Mountains, Great Number Plains, Dividing Forest, and Multiplication Islands. The harmony of this world is threatened when the Dark Sorcerer Sparrow returns after years of exile, spreading darkness throughout the kingdom and endangering its friendly animal inhabitants. Guided by the wisdom of the Royal Owl Family, players take on the role of a young hero whose greatest strength is the …

Cute and a compelling story for little kids. My kids have only gotten through the first few levels, so I'm not sure how far the game goes, but it seems like its really meant as practice for someone who's probably pretty solid on first grade math already. The first couple levels start out with just counting, so I thought it would increase slowly and help teach my preschooler/kindergartener, but the difficulty ramps up very quickly and by level 5 or so they need to be able to do addition for multiple problems within less than 30 seconds. The younger ones just couldn't do it quickly enough to beat the levels. The map shows something like 30 levels, but I don't know if a new map will show up after that for the game to continue. Anyway, my oldest likes it okay, but she's already 8 and is probably a bit too old for it already and the younger ones just aren't quite ready yet. Hopefully they'll get some more use out of it once they've gotten through at least kindergarten math and can keep up. So, great for review and practice to hammer in the facts through a fun medium, but not a teaching program!

Brutal realm, Horror and blight. Brave heroes gather to fight terror and powerful demonology. It is a good occasion to spend some time together with your little ones and solve very nice puzzles.

It is a short game about mathematical counting, addition and subtraction. Considering it is less than 90 minutes long, you might want to get it on discount. I got mine for much less than a dollar.