
In S.U.M. you'll put your Quick-Math skills to test! Fight very Uncool Monsters using Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division. Level up and progress in the Campaign(s), or show your prowess in Endless Mode with Leaderboards.
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Very good game to exercise brain muscles
What a helpful game. Like Seriously this is helpful for those with scrambled ,media heads. Wow I rate 10/10 I'm keeping it.
왜 빠르게 안되지? 짜증나네 ㅋㅋ 간단한데 ..... 분명히 쉬운데.,..
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Cute retro graphics, music is not off putting after hearing it for the 10,000th time, Easy to get my little one to play/learn. I even had a little fun playing it... and I know how to add my numbers! A good value.
For someone who has struggled with basic maths due to reasons I like this concept. Basic maths to fight against monsters and it lets you try multiple times. Be good for kids just learning to add up in younger years. Nice pixelated graphics and nothing too harsh on the eyes.
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Very smart game!
Basic math problems appropriate content for children. Not super deep but not shovelware either. Does a good job at helping my son practice his basic arithmetic!
Its free, but I cant recommend this, i'll explain. The game is its too linear, doesnt have equipment, doesnt have a story, the gameplay is all the same, except for the different operations you have to perform, theres DLCs which integrate different character classes BUT the only thing they change is some stats and a skill you have little to no agency on. The game is too easy and too simple for an adult and FAIR ENOUGH, its NOT for an adult. So who is it for, a teen? this wont hold the attention of a teen for more than a few minutes, so it must be for little children. Yes a repetitive game with one mechanic and bright colors indicating that you have WON!!!! except it uses negative numbers too, no little child other than a gennius can understand the concept of negative numbers and apply it to a random set of numbers while time elapses for each particular operation you are trying to do (you get hit by spending too much time on solving, you lose by reaching 0 HP). So... Adults? too easy and repetitive. Teens? same. Children? frustrating to the point of loosing interest. Its free, so you should try it anyway, but i cant increase its rating.
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