Timez Attack

Cool math games are hard to find. Nearly all of them are simple little 2D games that don't actually teach math very vigorously. Here at Big Brainz, our goal is to make cool math games that are genuinely cool, but also do a brilliant job of teaching math.

The cool math games we have so far include multiplication, division, and now addition and subtraction. You'll have to try them to see how cool these games are, but don't be fooled by their spectacular entertainment. They're also the most rigorous instructors you'll ever find.

Massive research has already demonstrated all over the world that our multiplication games teach absolute mastery–blazing fast. Our newest products, division, addition and subtraction, are equally effective. Welcome to the next generation of truly cool math games!

Yes, our approach is unique. The standard approach to educational gaming is to slap something primitive together as cheaply and quickly as possible and then spend a fortune marketing it like crazy to unsuspecting parents and schools. When I asked the heads of one of the world's top educational companies why they don't make high quality product they replied, "Are you kidding? Kids are so bored in school that they're grateful for whatever we give them."

Well, we basically do the opposite. Rather than spend as little as possible to cover as much as possible, we spend a fortune on an extremely focused subject. By doing this we're able to absolutely knock it out of the park.

We have several keys to our approach to curing core educational needs. First, if you make a game entertaining enough, kids will find a way to play it. In practice, that means that we keep pushing the gameplay and technology in our games until we get to the level of "Real" video games.

Second, we absolutely have to make the game spectacularly effective, with built-in assement, so that children always walk away with total mastery. That means finding the very best pedagogy in the world, and then improving on it by capitalizing on the limitless possibilities that artificial intelligence and virtual worlds can offer.

Finally, give it away. We absolutely provide substantial value for folks who can afford to upgrade, but give away the core education to the folks can't. We call it the Robin Hood business model and it seems to make everyone feel really good about the whole process.