Falling Numbers: Up Your Math

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★★★★★ "Fall in Love with Falling Numbers They fall! So addictive."

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★★★★★ "Falling + Numbers = Fun. Simple fun and an excellent way to stimulate your mind."

INTRODUCTION:

Keep your mind healthy, test your mental math, challenge your friends and have fun!

Falling Numbers is a math game where you have to prevent the falling numbers from reaching the bottom of your screen. Think quick to eliminate the falling numbers before they fall to the bottom. Points are awarded every time you eliminate numbers.

Players can compare their scores with friends using social leaderboards and players are rewarded with achievements.

This free math game will keep you entertained while improving your simple addition.

There is no math game like it!

This game is completely FREE.

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~~~HOW TO PLAY~~~

■ In the top center of your screen, there is a target number.

■ Select the right combination of falling numbers that add up to the target number. For example, if the target is 11, you can select a 6 and a 5 (6+5=11), OR 5, 3, 2, and a 1 (5+3+2+1 = 11) OR any other combination that equals 11.

■ If the falling numbers you select add up to the target number, they are destroyed.

■ You can't select a number that adds up to a value greater than the target.

■ Don't forget you can unselect numbers you've selected.

■ If you let a number reach the bottom of your screen, you will lose a life. You get a total of 5 lives. Lives are denoted by an expanding bar at the top and bottom of your screen.

■ Once the bars turn red, 1 more number can reach the bottom of the screen before the game is over.

■ Keep a look out for MagicNumbers. This object will complete ANY equation.

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This math game is great for all ages, even kids.

Falling Numbers is an appropriate math game for:

■ 1st graders

■ 2nd graders

■ 3rd graders

■ 4th graders

■ 5th graders

■ 6th graders