Mental Math Tutor
Tegridy Made Games · 2022 · Casual, Logic, Arcade, Typing, Minimalist
PC
6 user reviews33% · 6
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About Mental Math Tutor
Mental Math Tutor is a fun flash card game for learning mental math. This game will help you improve your skills in adding, dividing, subtracting, multiplying and much more! Learn how to be the KING of PE(MD)(AS) and show your math teachers who's boss!
Key Features:
1. Train your brain with mental math problems!
2. TWO different modes, Endless, and Attack!
3. FOUR difficulty levels, Easy, Medium, Hard, and Hardcore!
4. Steam Leaderboards for Attack modes!
5. Steam Achievements!
6. Relaxing Music!
7. Tactile sound effects!
8. Flashing camera effects!
9. Regular updates and new features!
Key Features:
1. Train your brain with mental math problems!
2. TWO different modes, Endless, and Attack!
3. FOUR difficulty levels, Easy, Medium, Hard, and Hardcore!
4. Steam Leaderboards for Attack modes!
5. Steam Achievements!
6. Relaxing Music!
7. Tactile sound effects!
8. Flashing camera effects!
9. Regular updates and new features!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Its ok for practicing mental arithmetic but it wont help teach youngsters math. Looks bad, sounds bad. There are much better options available.8 found this helpful
This lacks customizing for what you want to target, its fast passed and fun but requires the ability to choose between multiplication and subtraction and not use rounded answers.3 found this helpful
no decimals, rounds down always, seems to have problems with pemdas. Was not worth the dollar.2 found this helpful
m a t h2 found this helpful
A math "game". It could help you if you are feeling a bit rough in that department but otherwise it should be avoided, there are probably better options online for free.
This game is decent for practicing mental arithmetic, but it won’t do much to teach younger players math concepts effectively. The lack of customization to target specific skills, like choosing between multiplication or subtraction, limits its usefulness as a learning tool. The fast pace can make it fun, but the absence of rounded answers adds unnecessary difficulty. On top of that, the visuals and audio leave much to be desired, and there are better options out there for math practice. Still, if you’re an achievement hunter, at least there are 100 of them to collect.
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