Algebra Game with Equations

It's a good mental challenge for me as well as a useful gage of my state of mind if I can't solve the simple math problems in the app. I would recommend it for people just starting out or who feel totally daunted by math and need to take remedial math or pass college math requirements to graduate. There are a couple of issues that could use tweaking, though. It doesn't tell you what the correct answer is when you make an error. Also, it doesn't allow double-digit responses. There might be a question or two that requires a double-digit answer. Finally, something I think would be nice to have would be harder math equations. Maybe the developer already has an app like that and I need to look it up. Nevertheless, I am enjoying the app. It's helpful for me attending college again after a couple of decades and facing the "dreaded" specter of algebra.

Just downloaded this game for some algebra fun. I wish there were more customizable options like maybe changing the background from blue to another color or changing the sounds effects when an equation is wrong or right. Otherwise, like my header, it’s to the point.

I’m a tutor in STEM and English, and I also have a background in programming. After quickly browsing through several math apps, I chose this one. However, after some experience with it, I discovered that the equations are randomly generated without appropriate filtering. This is especially apparent with the square root questions. Please correct this - it should only present roots that can be perfectly squared.

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The game doesn’t give you time to think and it is so frustrating that you shouldn’t get this game and it won’t let you get endless because it costs money which is not fair and they are goldiggers cause of that I hate this game 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡and they never let my opinions get posted when people should here this because people need to get educated while we have covid 19 going on so nothing in this game should cost money there careless

The only reason is that you can show us why we messed up instead of just plain saying wrong but still good and helped me learn principals of algebra...