MathQuest: Fun Math Games

MathQuest turns math practice into an adventure kids actually look forward to. Pick a cute animal hero, jump through colorful worlds, and solve math problems at every gate by jumping onto the correct answer block. Fun math games for kids in 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade (ages 6-10), with a curriculum that grows with your child. Built around the Common Core State Standards: - World 1 (Green Meadows) covers Grade 1 math: addition, subtraction, and place value within 20 - World 2 (Treehouse Canopy) covers Grade 2 math: time, money, geometry, and halves/thirds/fourths - World 3 (Sky Islands) covers Grade 3 math: multiplication, division, times tables, fractions, area, and perimeter - More worlds covering Grades 4-6 are in the works WHY KIDS LOVE IT - Four animal heroes (cat, bunny, bear, frog), each fully animated - Six beautiful world themes: blossom, ocean, forest, candy, galaxy, citrus - Story Mode with star-rating goals - Adventure Mode: endless procedural levels with hearts and adaptive difficulty - Optional friends leaderboard for kids who like a little friendly competition (parent-controlled) WHY PARENTS LOVE IT - No ads, ever. No third-party advertising. No cross-app tracking. - Parental gate before every purchase - Try the first 10 levels of every world for free, no account required - Optional cloud sync so progress moves between devices - Available in 11 languages: English, Swedish, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Privacy-first - we don't sell or share data with advertisers TRY FREE, BUY ONCE - 10 free levels per world to try before you buy - $2.99 (or local equivalent) to unlock the rest of any world - Each unlock includes full Story Mode AND unlimited Adventure Mode for that world - One-time purchase per world, no subscription, no recurring charges - Family Sharing supported ACCESSIBILITY - Touch and keyboard controls - iPhone, iPad, and macOS support - Works in portrait and landscape - Audio can be muted Questions or feedback? Visit mathquest.danielhan.dev.