Arithmetic Math Games Collection

This is a collection of 11 arithmetic games to test your mental math skills. Best math practice for the whole family kids and adults.

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Amazon App Store: Arithmetic Math Games

List of games:

* Arithmetic Addition: Connect 3 or more numbers so that their sum is equal to one of the target numbers.

* Arithmetic Multiplication: Connect 3 or more numbers so that the result of their multiplication is equal to one of the target numbers.

* Arithmetic Division: Connect 3 or more numbers so that the result of their division is equal to one of the target numbers.

* Arithmetic Subtraction: Connect 3 or more numbers so that the result of their subtraction is equal to one of the target numbers.

* 1 + 2 = 3: It’s a simple math addition and subtraction game where its equations consist of the numbers 1, 2 and 3 and its result is also 1, 2 or 3. Tap the correct answer.

* 1 + 2 = 3 Duel: It’s a simple math addition and subtraction game where 2 persons are competing on the same device. The score will be counted for the person who touches the correct answer first.

* Arithmetic Challenge: It’s a math addition, subtraction, division and multiplication game where its equations consist of the numbers between 1 and 99 and its result is also a number between 1 and 99. Tap the correct answer.

* Arithmetic Duel: It’s a math addition, subtraction, division and multiplication game where its equations consist of the numbers between 1 and 99 and its result is also a number between 1 and 99. 2 persons are competing on the same device. The score will be counted for the person who touches the correct answer first.

* Crossdoku Addition: Math Crossword Sudoku: Fill in the empty circles (octagons) so that the number between the four adjacent circles is the result of their sum. But be careful a number can't be used more than once in any column or row like in Sudoku.

* Crossdoku Multiplication: Math Crossword Sudoku: Fill in the empty circles (octagons) so that the number between the four adjacent circles is the result of their multiplication. But be careful a number can't be used more than once in any column or row like in Sudoku.

* Dominoes Make 20: Drag and place dominoes on the grid so that the sum of dots of the non-empty rows or columns = 20

Play, enjoy and have fun !