Numbers League Hack 1.2.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Bent Castle Software
Category: Education
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2.1
ID: com.bentcastle.NumbersLeague
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Description
Numbers League is made for ages 5 to Adult.
"My kids beg to play this game." -GeekDad, Wired.com
"This is one of the best math games on the iPad." -USA Today
- Winner of the Common Sense Media's 2013 Learning Award -
Villains lurk in the streets of Infinity City. Our only hope is the Numbers League. Assemble a team of superheroes and use the sum of their incredible powers and ingenious devices to capture as many villains as you can.
In Numbers League, clever use of basic math skills will save the day. The more you play the sharper these skills will become until no villain is safe from your numerical onslaught.
Ages 5 and up. The Minion-level game can be mastered by a five year old, the Superhero-level game will challenge even math-savvy parents and teachers, and Custom levels allow for a learning experience anywhere in between.
Play with your family, your friends, or by yourself-- up to four players can play on a single iPad.
Also, three robots of different skill levels are ready to join in any game.
Tally-ho! Use your fingers, use your toes. Use a pencil and a piece of paper if you like. Use the hint feature to show you what’s possible and a timer if you want to make the game even more challenging.
"The Numbers League app is an incredibly fun way to practice your basic math facts. The combination of arithmetic and wacky comic book-style superheroes will draw in even the most reluctant child. My kids beg to play this game. The app is also a perfect electronic representation of the original Numbers League card game. I recommend this to anyone from age 5 to adult. Kids aren't necessary to enjoy this challenging game."
- GeekDad, Wired.com
"[Numbers League] does a masterful job of giving kids a reason to practice math facts." - USA Today
"Whether you are a parent, educator or home schooler, the Numbers League is very applicable to you!"
- http://www.iear.org/iear/2011/6/25/numbers-league-by-applicable2u.html
"This phenomenal math app invites students into a comic book world that uses super heroes to fight evil number villains."
- edutopia.org (http://www.edutopia.org/blog/ipad-apps-elementary-blooms-taxomony-applying-diane-darrow)
"Educational value: A+" - http://www.commonsensemedia.org/mobile-app-reviews/numbers-league
"...fresh and unique. Highly recommended!"
- customer Mala Kustermann
"...that rare combination of fun/challenging gameplay that's also good for you. ...outstanding. Hands down the best edutainment money I have spent."
- customer AlterDon
"My kids beg to play this game." -GeekDad, Wired.com
"This is one of the best math games on the iPad." -USA Today
- Winner of the Common Sense Media's 2013 Learning Award -
Villains lurk in the streets of Infinity City. Our only hope is the Numbers League. Assemble a team of superheroes and use the sum of their incredible powers and ingenious devices to capture as many villains as you can.
In Numbers League, clever use of basic math skills will save the day. The more you play the sharper these skills will become until no villain is safe from your numerical onslaught.
Ages 5 and up. The Minion-level game can be mastered by a five year old, the Superhero-level game will challenge even math-savvy parents and teachers, and Custom levels allow for a learning experience anywhere in between.
Play with your family, your friends, or by yourself-- up to four players can play on a single iPad.
Also, three robots of different skill levels are ready to join in any game.
Tally-ho! Use your fingers, use your toes. Use a pencil and a piece of paper if you like. Use the hint feature to show you what’s possible and a timer if you want to make the game even more challenging.
"The Numbers League app is an incredibly fun way to practice your basic math facts. The combination of arithmetic and wacky comic book-style superheroes will draw in even the most reluctant child. My kids beg to play this game. The app is also a perfect electronic representation of the original Numbers League card game. I recommend this to anyone from age 5 to adult. Kids aren't necessary to enjoy this challenging game."
- GeekDad, Wired.com
"[Numbers League] does a masterful job of giving kids a reason to practice math facts." - USA Today
"Whether you are a parent, educator or home schooler, the Numbers League is very applicable to you!"
- http://www.iear.org/iear/2011/6/25/numbers-league-by-applicable2u.html
"This phenomenal math app invites students into a comic book world that uses super heroes to fight evil number villains."
- edutopia.org (http://www.edutopia.org/blog/ipad-apps-elementary-blooms-taxomony-applying-diane-darrow)
"Educational value: A+" - http://www.commonsensemedia.org/mobile-app-reviews/numbers-league
"...fresh and unique. Highly recommended!"
- customer Mala Kustermann
"...that rare combination of fun/challenging gameplay that's also good for you. ...outstanding. Hands down the best edutainment money I have spent."
- customer AlterDon
Version history
1.2.1
2017-12-13
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Villains never had it so bad! Lots of new ways for them to get what's coming to them!
(Also, some graphics tweaks.)
Villains never had it so bad! Lots of new ways for them to get what's coming to them!
(Also, some graphics tweaks.)
1.2.0
2017-04-28
Villains never had it so bad! Lots of new ways for them to get what's coming to them! Also, some minor fixes and tweaks.
1.1.0
2014-04-28
Added some unfortunate surprises for captured villains, some behind-the-scenes performance improvements, and support for mPact efficacy testing.
1.0.1
2011-07-01
Fix minor bug during turn change.
1.0
2011-06-22
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Ratings
4.9 out of 5
15 Ratings
Reviews
DenisePhilly,
One of the best arithmetic games out there
Both of my kids, with completely different personalities and abilities to focus, love this game. They are not just doing rote arithmetic as with the vast majority of arithmetic apps. They are thinking algebraically (e.g. what combination of numbers can give me this result?). They begin to realize that if their initially calculated sum is off by x, they can just switch one card by x to capture the villain. It’s fun and addictive, and hands down I would recommend this app.
Sarris Ferniwick,
Fun math? Who would have thought?
Fun graphics, fun music, fun rewards for catching bad guys with difficulty-tunable math makes this a fun game for me, as an adult, to wake up my math mind. I keep coming back to it, and updates keep making the capture screens fresh and amusing.
It's engaging for kids or adults. Life gives math purpose, and so does this game. The problem with teaching math is putting math in a purposeful context. Few people do math just to do it. We do it toward some other goal. So does this game. Meanwhile the exercise makes the math mind stronger.
If you have kids, get this game. If you don't, well, neither do I, and I like this game. It's at least as entertaining as games that only entertain, and the skills it exercises are actually useful when trying to center a picture on a wall (wall length minus picture length divided by two is the margin), or work with your home budget any of the other places that common math helps you solve life problems.
It's engaging for kids or adults. Life gives math purpose, and so does this game. The problem with teaching math is putting math in a purposeful context. Few people do math just to do it. We do it toward some other goal. So does this game. Meanwhile the exercise makes the math mind stronger.
If you have kids, get this game. If you don't, well, neither do I, and I like this game. It's at least as entertaining as games that only entertain, and the skills it exercises are actually useful when trying to center a picture on a wall (wall length minus picture length divided by two is the margin), or work with your home budget any of the other places that common math helps you solve life problems.
Maureen Doron,
Numbers league
Numbers league is the best game ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is so fun
TubbyBartles,
I'd love to see every schoolchild have this!
My 5 year old daughter *loves* this game. She's up through the second level and is starting to learn subtraction without me asking her to do anything. I skipped ahead a few levels to see myself what's happening and by the time she completes the game she'll have to know addition, subtraction, and multiplication up to 50, plus negative numbers and zero. It's pretty remarkable watching her figure out how to count in order to beat the game - somehow she uses her fingers to count numbers up to above 20, which I still can't figure out. She gets it right, though.
Anyway, kudos to the developers, this is one of the first games that has got my daughter fired up and learning math without knowing it.
Anyway, kudos to the developers, this is one of the first games that has got my daughter fired up and learning math without knowing it.
779midA,
Common core aligned
This means the lowest gameplay level is numbers through 14. I'd like to meet a four year old who can add three numbers over multiple cards ex. Nine numbers added together on the simplest level for example. Hints give you multiple villain suggestions for instance you can capture villains with the numbers 4,7, or 9 you'd still have to add multiple cards or ex, hints not useful. Six numbers to find a correct answer. I don't believe all these glowing reviews unless your kid is a bit older no way. I've got a super smart one and although the game itself is stellar and slightly brilliant the ability to dial down the double digit numbers would be appreciated. You need to already know your adding up to ten pretty well to play this and enjoy it IMO. We will be filing away on the cloud for now, disappointed as reviews led me to believe younger kids could have adjustable gameplay like setting a range of numbers for totals to make it easier. It is not adjustable that way. Website lists all the common core identifiers.
Sarah Chase,
We LOVE Numbers League!
"Ooh ahh" is the oh-so-satisfying sound you will hear if you make the elusive five point villain capture in Numbers League. My three children love to play against each other and their Mom and Dad to see who can make the highest point captures. This game is a fun way to develop basic math skills (e.g., addition, subtraction, and multiplication) as well as improving mental math for our too-calculator-dependent society. At higher levels of the game, players are challenged to use working memory, planning, and some early algebra. All of this is presented with wonderful artwork and great music and sound effects. I highly recommend this app.
Frustratedmom599,
Very well done; a favorite game
One of my second grader's top three educational games on the iPad - and I enjoy it, too! The gameplay itself is excellent and motivating, without being high pressure. I especially appreciate that the default setting has the timer turned off. One suggestion: it would be hugely helpful to be able to select shorter games (15-20 villains) with more complex math concepts, such as negative number villains. Especially for students with less patience, shorter attention spans, or other special needs, the games with the more challenging math can be too long. Otherwise, a top-notch game. Thank you!
jpeco618,
Options options options!!
My favorite thing about this game is how adaptable it is. There is a whole page of game levels, one of which is customizable to add skill concepts on demand. The options page is my friend! Kids love the ‘dynamic’ setting so they can watch all animations, but I get impatient so I like to set it to ‘fast’ or ‘simple’ for shorter or fewer animations. When I want an extra challenge I set the timer and being able to ‘charge’ for hints make me think twice before I hit that button. I love this game! If Math is a superhero Numbers League is the secret identity it cleverly hides behind. I tend to forget I’m doing math!
PhotogMom5,
Love!
We had to watch the tutorial to figure out how to play this game but once we did that we didn't want to stop playing this game! This is the type of game all of my kids ages 3 to 10 enjoy playing and I enjoy playing it with them. The graphics are great the concept is simple. I only wish there was another version for multiplication and division. And it would also be awesome if we could save our scores. I haven't been able to find many apps for reinforcing math concepts for older children (1-4 grade) but this is the best I've seen.
whippyjane,
My 6 Year Old Loves this App!
When I first bought this app I wasn't sure if it would be too complicated for my 6 year old (first grader). I quickly found out that he loved it. He even enjoyed the challenge of reading the headlines of the newspaper!
This app is a complete package; educational, entertaining, well thought out and easy to use (once we went through the tutorial). The graphics are beautiful and the music and sound effects seal the deal.
Perfect!
This app is a complete package; educational, entertaining, well thought out and easy to use (once we went through the tutorial). The graphics are beautiful and the music and sound effects seal the deal.
Perfect!
