King of Math Jr

Become King of Math!

App info

Version :

1.0.14

Category :

Education

Update :

August 24, 2024

Installs :

75,727

Developer :

Oddrobo Software AB

Price :

$3.99

Requires Android :

Android 4.0+

Content Rating :

Everyone

App description

Android App Analysis and Review: King of Math Jr, Developed by Oddrobo Software AB. Listed in Education Category. Current Version Is 1.0.14, Updated On 24/08/2024 . According to users reviews on Google Play: King of Math Jr. Achieved Over 76 thousand Installs. King of Math Jr Currently Has 969 Reviews, Average Rating 4.4 Stars

King of Math Junior is a mathematics game in a medieval environment where you climb the social ladder by answering math questions and solving puzzles. Collect stars, get medals and compete against friends and family. Master the game and become a King or Queen of Math!

King of Math Junior is suitable for age 6 and up and introduces mathematics in an accessible and inspiring manner. Its educational strength lies in awakening curiosity and putting mathematics in a fun context. Players are encouraged to think for themselves and see mathematical concepts from different angles by solving problems in many areas.

Content
- Counting
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Geometry
- Comparing
- Measuring
- Puzzles
- Fractions

Rate and review on Google Play store

4.4

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5 66.1

4 25.5

3 0

2 4.2

1 4.2

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Recent Comments

L Mercer

It's not often you find a kids math game that has subliminal messages of diversity, inclusion, equity and socialism all wrapped up in seemingly benign picture math problems. It's most noticable in the Division book, which is equally... errr I mean equitably ironic. But hey...i guess math isn't racist anymore now. I'm so glad for that. I'm still sad though that this was not inclusive for the wheel-mobile individuals as there was no visual representation of them in the division book.