Aek in the Math Monsterland +

Android App Analysis and Review: Aek in the Math Monsterland +, Developed by Ignite.rs. Listed in Educational Category. Current Version Is 3.3.0, Updated On 21/04/2016 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Aek in the Math Monsterland +. Achieved Over 131 Installs. Aek in the Math Monsterland + Currently Has 1 Reviews, Average Rating 5.0 Stars

Aek in the Math Monsterland is edutainment math learning game for preschoolers and school children. It started as a
family project with my 6 years old son. Since I'm not so happy that he spends that much time with his tablet, I tried to motivate him to think about games in a more creative way. I told him - let's make our own game. One day he doodled a character and name it "AEK", later he came with the monsters. So, I had to keep my part of the promise and make a game.

I wanted for this game to be educational, but also to be addictive and fun for kids to play it. Wait, that's AEK - Addictive Education for Kids! The topic of this brain training game is cool math for kids, or to be more precise basic arithmetic.

The plot of this cool and fun math game is quite simple: Aek finds it self surfing on a magical skateboard with a mission to survive. The only way Aek can do so is by jumping over monsters that comes in the way. When a monster caught him, it is not over yet, he still got a chance of escape if he answers correct to the monster math quiz. The far Aek goes, the harder it gets. Besides monsters, Aek can run into power-ups such as flying balloons, speedup rabbits, slowdown turtles, and additional quiz questions (lives).

Monster math quiz covers the following areas:
- addition of 2 numbers
- subtraction of 2 numbers
- addition of 3 numbers
- mixed addition and subtraction of 3 numbers
- simple equations
- Fibonacci series
- multiplication of two numbers
- division of two numbers

Aek in the Math Monsterland also features brain teaser kids board game section with Tic Tac Toe (aka Noughts & Crosses) and Four in a Row (aka Connect 4, Four in a Line), so when your kid gets tired from math and jumping monsters it can practice logical thinking :)

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