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How Math Games compares

Plenty of apps teach kids to count. Math Games is built for adults sharpening skills they already have. Here's how it stacks up against the other math and quiz apps people usually compare it to.

Kids' curriculum app

vs Monster Math

A school-curriculum app for kids learning to count and add.

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Kids' RPG learning game

vs Prodigy Math

A free-to-play RPG for grades 1–8, wrapped around a school curriculum.

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School fluency drills

vs Rocket Math

A timed fact-fluency drill program built for teachers and homeschoolers.

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Kids' number-matching app

vs Sushi Monster

Scholastic's simple drag-and-match arithmetic app for elementary kids.

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Live quiz platform

vs Kahoot!

A live, hosted quiz-show platform for any subject — not math-specific, and not built for solo practice.

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Free kids' games website

vs Math Playground

A free, ad-supported library of dozens of small browser math games for grade-school kids.

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