Product Description

Put your maths skills to the test as you arrange colourful numbered cards and create equations in four challenging game play modes. With a variety of difficulty levels, competitive multiplayer action and addictive puzzle play, Maths Play is a wonderful game for the whole family, young and old alike. No matter how you play, it adds up to great fun!

• 4 brain boosting game modes
• Set a time limit to solve the puzzles
• Variable skill levels of opponents
• Set the score you have to reach in order to win the game
• Variable difficulty levels
• Suitable for all ages
• Multiplayer mode for up to 5 players using Nintendo DS Wireless connection features, this mode requires only one game cartridge

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2130 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: UBI Soft
• Released on: 2008-03-20
• Platform: Nintendo DS

Customer Reviews

Child friendly
My six year old daughter loves this game and will play it for hours. She is clealy enjoying the maths with it being not too easy but not so impossible. I had a go myself (being 40 and have done quite a lot of Maths) but must admit not challenging if you are an adult with a reasonable level of Maths!

Pointless and boring
This game was pointless and boring. Not really easy to navigate around or understand. Game instructions not explained properly. Badly arranged so makes it not interesting at all. The writing is really tiny so you need a magnifying glass to read. My 11 year old went on it and after 3 mins was already fedup. She spends hours on Big brain academy, Brain training and Brain Challenge but this was a complete washout compared to the above mentioned. I thought she was being lazy and tried it myself and was not impressed one bit. Thank God it was a buy one get one free offer deal so I didn't have to pay for it.

not for children
I bought this because of the +3 rating hopping to use it to help my 6 year old get into maths. Big mistake, even at the lowest level you need a fair grasp of maths to play. I did not even get to give it to her, after 1 minute of testing it I knew it would put her off maths for ever.