Madagascar Math Ops app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Knowledge Adventure
First release : 30 May 2013
App size: 154.42 Mb
*** #1 Education app in 28 countries ***
* “a great, fun, entertaining math game app that will appeal to all kids …. even those that do not like math!” – Fun Educational Apps
* "…a fantastic app that will help your child practice math while having fun." – AppPicker
* “The big new rule in our house is if you want screen time, make it educational! Thankfully, this new mobile game does just that with the wisecracking Penguins of DreamWorks Animation’s Madagascar franchise!" - For Kids Entertainment
The Madagascar Zoosters, Alex, Marty, Melman and Gloria, are in trouble, and it’s up to your child and the Penguins to save the day! Your child will help Skipper, Kowalski, Private, and Rico as they embark on a wild mathematical covert operation to free their friends from the enemy agents!
It won’t be easy but Kowalski’s ready with his new invention--The Equationator, a unique machine that uses math to create soda pop fuel. The Penguins will use soda pop powered jetpacks in an aerial assault, in order to bust the Madagascar Zoosters out of their cages!
Your child will have fun by using intuitive, simple gameplay as they race to rescue the Madagascar gang. Hours of fun learning await your child as they solve mathematical problems and use special jetpack abilities to finish every level.
Features:
• Play along with the Madagascar crew—Alex, Marty, Melman, Gloria and those lovable Penguins -- Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private!
• Play 80 game levels - strap on soda fueled jet-packs and deploy Penguin pyrotechnics to free the Zoosters Your child won’t put the game down!
• Explore THOUSANDS of math problems ranging from 1st grade to 4th grade, based on standards developed by educational experts for Mathematics. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with 3 difficulty modes.
• All-New timer mode increases the math challenge, after level 25! Solve the math problems before time expires!
• Upgrade your game: Power-ups upgrade the fun and help your child free the Madagascar Zoosters!
• Exciting locales to see: Visit places across the world like New York, Paris, and more!
PLEASE NOTE: Madagascar Math Ops uses in-game currency to unlock game content, power-ups and worlds. You can earn them through gameplay or purchase additional in-game coins via your iTunes account. You may lock out the ability to purchase the upgrade by disabling this through your device’s settings.
Email us at [email protected] with your suggestions and comments. We love to hear your ideas and feedback!
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Parental registration is optional (children under 13 require parent registration). You will be able to be notified of game updates and new features.
NOTE:
•Does NOT include ads
•Does NOT link to social networks
•Does include links and information relative to other Knowledge Adventure/Jumpstart games
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Latest reviews of Madagascar Math Ops app for iPhone and iPad
For $3 this is a very limited app. My son was bored within an hour of playing.
Its ok I like that it has different grade levels and different types of math. It is kinda boring. In all its a good way to practice math.
This is a very lazy attempt at an educational video game. And what makes it worse is the fact that people will actually have to pay for this. Finally, Math Ops kind of sounds like Black Ops, a very popular game that the generic audience for this game plays. If you see this game, do NOT waste your time buying it!
So glad this has math and rockets. Thats important to us. You have to watch the CHIMPS after you make a shot. Really silly stuff theyre doing
My grandson loved this app but suddenly it wouldnt load successfully anymore on his original iPad. So, I purchased it and it did the same thing (failed to load) on my iPad 2. Apparently neither Apple or the developer care.