The Counting Kingdom

Why can not buy in China now???

As an adult I'm ashamed to admit my ability to do math in my head is sorely lacking. This is a nice, cute and relaxing game that helps to sharpen those skills without creating anxiety like some of these sorts of games can do. I'd definitely recommend this if you have any kids or if you're someone like me who struggles with doing mental math on the fly

I haven't actually watched a kid play it, but as a math tutor and game designer, I believe this is one of the strongest math games out there for anyone who could use more practice with addition. - It is a fun game, not just a bunch of math problems - There's enormous flexibility in the difficulty level... players can do whatever level of addition they're comfortable with, and then try to stretch their skills later on to get a higher score. - The basic rules make it clear that addition is commutative and can involve more than 2 numbers.

As a grown man this game was a blast to play. If I ever get to have a kid I'll definetly play this with him or her. Really polished for what it is, a fun game suitable for kids and adults alike.

I'd give it a 3+2+5/10.

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I just finished playing The Counting Kingdom with my two second graders. At the core, it's a simple game that asks players to practice addition and subtraction, but wrapped in a fun, entertaining mechanic. My kids enjoyed everything about the game -- the animations, the different potions, and the sense of accomplishment when they made a particularly clever combination. I'd nudge them in the right direction every once in a whilte, and it was fun to see the flash of insight when they saw how to clear the entire board. I highly recommend this game to anyone with kids taking their first steps into mathematics. We had a great time playing it together.

Perfect for my kindergartener whose school is closed. The game's bright, fun, lets her challenge herself, but also gives her a gentle nudge when she's struggling.

A cute little game for the kindergarteners to play to learn about adding and subtracting. Makes them realize that there are numbers greater then twenty (20). Worked with both of my kids as they were growing up.

Bon petit jeu, idéal pour permettre aux enfant entre 7 et 10 ans de se familiariser avec le calcul mental. Au début, c'est très simple, puis ça se complique progressivement. Les plus jeunes auront sans doute besoin d'un adulte à leur côté, mais comme il n'y a pas de limite de temps, on peut prendre tout son temps pour faire ses petits calculs sans se stresser. Un bon moyen s'apprendre et de progresser sans vraiment s'en rendre compte.