In this game, you must use your arithmetical knowledge to correct the equation, but you only get one digit! You must add this digit somewhere in the equation without otherwise changing it.
It's great to see some non-traditional games in here, I'd love to see more games using basic HTML components; I think that kind of restriction forces you to be creative. I like the concept of this game a lot too, unfortunately I found it really, really difficult, even on the easy settings. Maybe I'm dumb, but I could only solve about half of the easy ones, and it took me a while. It would be cool if they started out being *really* simple, and slowly got harder so I could work my way up. Good job!
Difficulty isn't very balanced (medium is often easier than easy). However, great game idea. Too bad you didn't make a little effort on the design of your page.
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errorage17 Dec 2013, 00:22
Hoho! I knew learning speed math for all those years would be worth it some day! :)
Fits the theme well and kudos for the edumacational experience. It might benefit from a bit more "juicing" to make you feel more rewarded over and above the "you got it right/wrong" message
Wow I really liked this, an original idea that I found really enjoyable. I think you should start it off simplier though and progressively get more difficult.
Ahah that was unexpected. I guess this is your first attempt in game-making? If so, that's a good start. You managed to finish something simple & fully playable. Next time, you should try to add some interactivity using something simple like jquery or similar to manipulate the text, form etc. (Great example: http://candies.aniwey.net/)
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I did find the giant green Bieber though :)