Build 0.2.0
As the journey of Early Access continues, I want to build upon the core of what DK Jr. Math offered as well as add more variety and build upon a fun and unique story mode.
First, multiplication has been added to the exercise game mode.
One difference between how multiplication works in Monkey Math vs. what you'd see in DK Jr. Math is the ability to quickly switch to the next digit row as you figure out the problem, DK Jr. Math sort of locked you in on that row and walked you through it, making it a little difficult to go back and fix mistakes.
The 'next block' will handle row changing.
Second, story mode world 2 is shaping up.
In addition to world 2 I'm introducing a new level that will break some of the mundane math equations to solve and mix it up. Level 2-3 will be an endless runner type game where you have to collect numbers as you run from the vehicle until you reach 0. I plan to keep making these little 'mini-games' to mix things up throughout the game and probably incorporate them into the 'Misc.' category in Exercise Mode.
I'm aiming to release Build 0.2.0 Feb 12th.
Thanks for playing,
ScienceRobot
First, multiplication has been added to the exercise game mode.
One difference between how multiplication works in Monkey Math vs. what you'd see in DK Jr. Math is the ability to quickly switch to the next digit row as you figure out the problem, DK Jr. Math sort of locked you in on that row and walked you through it, making it a little difficult to go back and fix mistakes.
The 'next block' will handle row changing.
Second, story mode world 2 is shaping up.
In addition to world 2 I'm introducing a new level that will break some of the mundane math equations to solve and mix it up. Level 2-3 will be an endless runner type game where you have to collect numbers as you run from the vehicle until you reach 0. I plan to keep making these little 'mini-games' to mix things up throughout the game and probably incorporate them into the 'Misc.' category in Exercise Mode.
I'm aiming to release Build 0.2.0 Feb 12th.
Thanks for playing,
ScienceRobot