A twist on classic Tic-Tac-Toe. First player to get 3 in a row wins. The following settings can be changed. Problem types included in game. Can be addition, subtraction, multiplication, division or any combination of these. Smallest and largest numbers used in each type of equation (these can be different for each type of equation). Timer settings timer can be turned on or off amount of time allowed for each turn. Answers to subtraction problems can include positive numbers only or both positive and negative numbers. Beep when wrong answer entered can be turned on or off. Negative numbers used in equations can appear inside parentheses or without parentheses. Specifying problem types and number ranges for each problem type helps ensure your child is practicing the proper equations. The timer speeds up the game while adding another challenge. This is a great way to ensure multiplication tables are memorized (players don't have enough time to use their fingers). The game's flexibility allows people of all ages and math skills to enjoy playing Math Tic-Tac-Toe.
Limitations:
Limited functionality
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