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Practice Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division in this Endless Runner style Math Game! 

Improve your mental math skills by collecting correct answers while constantly avoiding incorrect ones!

There's not enough time to use a calculator!

* Paid version unlocks extra player sprites, backgrounds, and Very Hard + INSANITY difficulties.
*Paid features not available in browser.

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Endless Math Challenge offers two gameplay modes: Challenge and Freestyle.

In Challenge Mode the Player will need to do math in their head in order to complete stage after stage of math problems. Avoid the Incorrect answers while collecting the Correct answers! Complete All Stages on each Difficulty for each Subject to unlock Rewards!

In Freestyle Mode you'll be posed endless math problems with the goal of going for as long as you can. Compete against your personal best scores and see how far you can get!

Features:

  • Six Difficulties provide a fun and challenging experience for players who are just learning and need practice all the way through to INSANITY difficulty which is designed for more experienced mathematicians to keep their brain sharp!
  • Large selection of eye popping Player Sprites are available for the player to choose from. (Many require beating aspects of the game to earn/unlock.)
  • Wide variety of beautiful Parallax Backgrounds to choose from Created by Digital Moons!
  • Challenge Mode challenges the player to complete ten stages consisting of 10 math problems each stage. Complete all stages on any given math subject on each difficulty to earn a new player character sprite!
  • Freestyle Mode challenges the player to play for as long as possible using any math subject and difficulty they wish to practice.
  • Freestyle Mode also offers 'Mixed' subjects allowing the player to practice Addition, Subtraction,  Multiplication, and Division at the same time.



Endless Math Challenge is currently in Early-Access. All gameplay mechanics are finished and the game is fully playable and very fun!

Endless Math Challenge will always remain up-to-date on itch platform, if you purchase during early access you own the game forever. 

If you notice any bugs or have any suggestions for improving the game please use the forum below and let me know!

Endless Math Challenge is coming soon to Android (Google Play) and iOS (Apple App Store) as Free-To-Play with Ads (paid version removes ads and unlocks extra player sprites).

StatusIn development
PlatformsHTML5, Windows
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthornotRitter
GenreEducational
Made withUnity
TagsEndless, Endless Runner, Family Friendly, Fast-Paced, High Score, Math, Non violent, Singleplayer, Unity

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would love this as a rpg maker mz plugin if that's even possible 

Hello! For the most part I'd say it's possible, with some changes to how certain things are done. Like when a balloon pops and it shoots out the stars and smaller balloons that's done using the Unity particle system, and MZ doesn't really have anything to handle it in similar fashion. But as far as the endless runner style math game with collision detection that's relatively simple. It might just require showing a sprite when a balloon pops (or whatever other sprite the player collided), but I also don't own the rights to redistribute most of the art used in the game. I'll consider it as a future project once I'm done with my current one. In the meantime I'll mull over some possibilities on how I could pull it off effectively. Thanks for the suggestion and your support!