CrossMath - Number Puzzle Game

Aged Studio Limited

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Love to play Casual, Puzzle, Sudoku, Word Cross, Crossword, Crossmath Puzzles or any other Number and Math games?
One game satisfies multiple needs! In Aged Crossmath, you can experience all the games and fully exercise your brain!

Aged Crossmath can be played anytime and anywhere, whether on a train, a plane, or waiting for the bus. No Internet is required, free to play！

Easy and fun, does not take up time. Improve your logical thinking, math skills and memory by solving various math problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division!

Main gameplay and game features

-No Internet need.
-Easy to get started, solve tons of math puzzles by using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
-In classic mode, you can freely choose the difficulty level from easy to expert to constantly challenge yourself.
-Complete daily challenges and collect a variety of awesome trophies.
-Challenge the endless mode and compete with global players for rankings. The higher the level, the more points you get!
-2 arithmetic symbols, ÷ and / can be switched anytime.
-You can save your progress, start anytime and anywhere.
-Aged Crossmath supports multiple languages.

More and more people love to play crossmath all over the world. Regularly use your brain can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease! Challenge yourself now and train your brain. Install now and play for free!

Ratings and reviews

per the developer request that I rerate the game, here we go: You are installing an Ad, with the occasional game pop-up. Not the other way around. You will not play much of a game. This is a money grab, through and through. Some ads are acceptable, but this many is GREEDY. Just like Google Chrome is unusable because of how greedy they got with the allowances for ads, so too is the case with this game. Look elsewhere.

I get ads for support, and it's clear from the game description that they will be there. The real problem is the ad developers. When one of the ads took me to a website without being clicked, I decided to uninstall. $3.99 per month is too high to me even with something fun and challenging. So, ads that have even the POTENTIAL to take me to sites that may be unsafe (contain spyware or other dangerous elements) are enough to make me quit until I'm willing to pay for ad-free play.

Too little play, too many ads. Play for a minute or so (depending on how fast you finish the game) then watch several long ads, sometimes repetitively. Could be a good mental exercise, but fails