Games Database
DS/DSi
Educational: Numeracy & Maths
| Viewed: | 2D Static screen | Genre: | Educational: Numeracy & Maths |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Nintendo | Soft. Co.: | Nintendo |
| Publishers: | Nintendo
(GB) |
Released: | 26 Sept 2008
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ |
Summary
Make 10: A journey of numbers is a mathematics game where players must complete numbers puzzles centered around the number 10, making the art of mathematics a truly magical experience. The overall aim of the game is to find and challenge the so-called "Make 10 Masters" as you improve your maths and puzzle-solving skills.
Set in the highly visual fantasy world of Make 10, younger players will be challenged to master mental arithmetic to overcome the inquisitive inhabitants and understand the true power of the number 10.
Math's meets adventure - players explore the world of "Make 10 Country" by solving various maths problems, all centred around the idea of getting 10 and its multiples as a result. Players use the Nintendo DS Touch Screen to complete the maths puzzles, and a gradual increase in difficulty and storybook style presentation mean the game is accessible for players of all ages.
Over 30 maths mini games: All number-play games are based on a simple rule (Make 10), but they are really varied. Games are about adding or subtracting numbers, deleting number blocks, shooing down numbers and much more.
Set in the highly visual fantasy world of Make 10, younger players will be challenged to master mental arithmetic to overcome the inquisitive inhabitants and understand the true power of the number 10.
Math's meets adventure - players explore the world of "Make 10 Country" by solving various maths problems, all centred around the idea of getting 10 and its multiples as a result. Players use the Nintendo DS Touch Screen to complete the maths puzzles, and a gradual increase in difficulty and storybook style presentation mean the game is accessible for players of all ages.
Over 30 maths mini games: All number-play games are based on a simple rule (Make 10), but they are really varied. Games are about adding or subtracting numbers, deleting number blocks, shooing down numbers and much more.
