Math Blaster Episode I: in Search of Spot - Subjects and Leveling

Subjects and Leveling

The game features eight different subjects, which are chosen at the start the game. All the problems encountered in the game, except in the "Cave Runner" exercise, will fall into the chosen subject. The subjects are as follows:

  • Addition
  • Subtraction
  • Multiplication
  • Division
  • Number patterns - Instead of featuring traditional equations, "number patterns" provides the user with a series of numbers with one of the numbers missing. The user must identify the pattern to find the missing number (for example, if the problem presented is "5, 10, 15, _, 25," then the missing number is 20.)
  • Estimation - The user must round numbers to estimate the answer.
  • Fractions/decimals/percents - The user must solve problems that involve fractions, decimals and percentages.
  • Review - features a mix of problems from all the various subjects

There are also six levels of difficulty, which adjust how hard the problems of the chosen subject are. If the user attempts to change subjects or leveling during the course of a mission, then the game will warn them that, if they do so, the mission will begin anew, which it will.

The various games are available outside the mission for study purposes. However, when choosing a game for play outside the mission, the user cannot advance through the mission and, if the chosen game is "Math Blaster," then the user will not see Spot's rescue.

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