In Tower Math, numbers have been turned into evil monsters by a powerful magician. Students are tasked with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing to build magical towers that have the power to free the numbers. Students can earn special powers like Freeze Ray and Magic Rain. For every level they win, learners receive a medal. This app is good for math fact practice at home or in the elementary math classroom.

Website: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id858919286

What Users Love About the App

“I recently downloaded Tower Math for my 9 year old and he started playing it without having an idea of what it was about. He lit up when he saw he could place towers to throw cannons at the numbers. I could see him choosing the hard levels so he could get better towers and see him doing fast math calculations so he could win.”

“Another Gem! Another real gem from the genius of educational game development! Can’t stop my two young boys from playing Tower Math — and learning their math facts at the same time!”

“Great game! My kids (5&7) love it. Actually, so do I. It’s fun and help me practice my terrible multiplication skills ;)”

“Awesome! Yet another wonderful educational app from Dan Russell-Pinson/Freecloud Design–my 10 year old loves it!”

“Love all the apps by this creator. Fun and educational!!!”

What Users Dislike About the App

“There are no tutorials or explanations at all. My smart child got so frustrated, it les to tears. Please tell us how the game is played, so we can get our money’s worth. No explanation at all about math problems, different levels or when to bring the towers in, and why.”

“This is a very disappointing app. I downloaded it after my kids had finished other Dan Russel-Pinson apps, including Presidents V. Aliens, and they were very excited to start using it. It worked great the first time, it then the screen turned all black, except for a gray square on the side of the screen.”

“Level nine is very hard. I can not finish level nine.”

“Improve pls. I mean, it’s a good game, but it needs improvements.”