Hi, Charlie here, co-founder of Mathbreakers (not the OP tho). This game really is different; there are no worksheet style problems (NumberMunchers et al.) Our

Hi, Charlie here, co-founder of Mathbreakers (not the OP tho). This game really is different; there are no worksheet style problems (NumberMunchers et al.) Our whole idea is to treat math and numbers like toys that fit together, so you can experiment and play with numeracy and interesting calculators. The goal is twofold: Change kids' mindsets towards math to make it more fun, and to help them understand emergent properties of numbers (like you can use any factor of a number to add up to that number in quick succession) This is just the first step towards that, and it's aimed at elementary students. Soon we hope to be making 3D graphs with enemies on them that you have to "graph" out of your way (and other cool game-y applications)