Maths Guru

Who is it for?

Maths Guru is designed for primary school children aged 5–11. Whether your child is just starting to add single digits or is ready to tackle probability and word problems, the game meets them where they are and builds from there.

Every world is carefully sequenced to align with the UK primary maths curriculum, so the practice your child does in-game directly reinforces what they are learning in school.

Maths Topics Covered

Children journey through themed worlds, each focused on a core area of primary maths:

Addition

Building blocks of number sense — from single digits to multi-step sums.

Subtraction

Developing confidence with taking away, bridging and differences.

Multiplication

Times tables and beyond — fluency through repeated practice.

Division

Sharing equally, remainders and the link back to multiplication.

Fractions

Parts of a whole, equivalent fractions and simple operations.

Geometry

Shapes, angles, perimeter and area for the visual learner.

Probability

Chance, likelihood and data — making sense of an uncertain world.

Word Problems

Applying maths to real-life scenarios, building reading and reasoning together.

Time

Reading clocks, calculating durations and understanding the passage of time.

Measurements

Length, mass, volume and capacity — converting between units and comparing quantities.

Money

Counting coins, making change and solving everyday money problems.

Averages

Mean, median and mode — making sense of data sets and spotting trends.

Number Patterns

Sequences, rules and relationships — building the foundations of algebra.

Skip Counting & Place Value

Count in steps from ones to hundreds, then decode the true value of every digit up to ten thousands.

BODMAS / BIDMAS

Master the order of operations — brackets first, then multiply and divide, then add and subtract.

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Negative Numbers

Explore the number line below zero — ordering negatives, temperature problems, and adding across zero.

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Decimals

Compare, round, and scale decimal numbers — including place value and multiplying by powers of 10.

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Percentages

Find percentages of amounts, calculate what percentage one number is of another, and apply increases and decreases.

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Ratios & Proportions

Simplify ratios, scale them up, share quantities, and solve recipe problems using proportional reasoning.

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Algebra

Solve one-step and two-step equations to find the unknown — building the bridge from arithmetic to algebra.

Two bonus Revision Islands bring earlier topics together, helping children make connections across the curriculum.

New Challenge Modes

Maths Guru now features five exciting challenge modes that take practice to the next level:

Time Skip

A fast-paced sprint where the timer speeds up with every question — correct answers buy precious seconds back. Children learn to calculate under pressure, building the mental speed that carries directly into classroom tests and exams. Available across all 20 worlds.

Memory Dash

A flash-card mode where the question appears briefly, then disappears — and your child must answer from memory. Memory Dash strengthens working memory alongside maths skills, training children to hold numbers in their head and think independently. Short daily rounds with increasing challenge.

Arcade Walk — KenKen, Kakuro, Magic squares, Arrange numbers & Str8ts

Three classic logic puzzle games in one mode, each with three difficulty levels. Every puzzle generates a fresh challenge each time — developing logical thinking, number sense, and systematic reasoning.

KenKen — fill a grid so every row and column contains each number exactly once, then hit arithmetic cage targets using +, −, × or ÷.

Kakuro — fill runs of white cells so each run sums to its clue number, with no digit repeated within a run.

Str8ts — fill compartments with consecutive numbers (a "straight") while keeping every row and column free of duplicates. Black cells with clue numbers exclude that digit from the entire row and column, adding an extra layer of deduction.

Magic squares — fill compartments with numbers such that total of rows, columns and diagonals are same. No repeat of numbers allowed.

Arrange numbers — re-arrange the numbers in grid in ascending order with minimum number of moves.

Smart Games — NEW: Circuits & Secure the Fort

A brand-new collection of single-player logic puzzles with no numbers at all — pure spatial reasoning, deduction and planning. It's the perfect complement to the arithmetic modes, building a different kind of thinking muscle.

Circuits — place pieces on the board so every golden dot connects into one single perfect circuit.

Secure the Fort — inspired by India's historic forts, build one closed rampart wall so your guards and chhatri towers stay safely inside while raiders are kept out.

100 hand-crafted challenges in each puzzle, every one with exactly one solution, with ranks to climb from Sipahi all the way to Maharaja.

Number Kingdoms

A strategy mode where children conquer a hex map one territory at a time — winning maths duels, running campaigns, earning badges and even taking part in school-wide wars.

Estimation Olympics — NEW

A low-anxiety number-sense mode scored by how close you get, not right-or-wrong. Across four events — Dot Storm, Number Line Drop, Jar of Joy and Quick Length — children sharpen the estimation instinct that underpins real mental maths, then win gold, silver and bronze medals at a stadium-style ceremony.

Shop Street — NEW

Money maths made real: children run their own dusk-bazaar stall across 30 days, serving eight customers a day. They total baskets, hand back exact change from ₹50 and ₹100 notes, compare prices and work out festival discounts — earning up to three stars a day as the shutters roll down and the coins tally up.

Classroom — NEW

A live, quiz-show maths mode for the whole class. A teacher (or a parent at home) hosts a quiz and everyone joins with a 6-letter code — no account needed. The class races through the same questions while scores climb a live leaderboard on the big screen, finishing on a top-three podium. Great for family game night or a classroom starter.

Neon Clash — NEW

A 3-v-3 neon arena brawl where maths powers the hero. Children pick a hero, win a two-and-a-half-minute match across three arenas, then head to the Forge: five quick maths questions at a glowing anvil turn into gears to upgrade power, armour and super moves. Winning feeds the maths; the maths feeds the next win.

Why Parents Love It

Builds Mental Maths Speed

Every question is timed. Children learn to calculate quickly and accurately — a skill that carries over directly into the classroom and beyond.

Rooted in Ancient Indian Mathematics

The game draws inspiration from India's rich heritage, giving children a sense of history and wonder around numbers.

Reward-Based Learning

Stars, XP, fire streaks and collectible items keep children intrinsically motivated. Progress feels earned — not given — so confidence grows naturally.

230 Levels of Structured Practice

20 themed worlds × 10 core levels each, plus Time Skip, Memory Dash, Arcade Walk (KenKen, Kakuro, Str8ts and more), Smart Games (Circuits, Secure the Fort) and Number Kingdoms challenge modes — unlocking in sequence so children master each topic before moving on. Questions are dynamically generated, meaning the game can produce over 3 million unique questions of scaffolded, curriculum-aligned practice.

Bonus Revision Rounds

Built-in revision islands revisit earlier topics at the perfect moment, reinforcing long-term retention rather than short-term cramming.

11 Boss Battles for Deep Recall

After completing all 10 levels in a world, children unlock a Boss Battle — 30 rapid-fire questions requiring 80% accuracy. Each Boss Battle draws from the same dynamic pool, so children face fresh challenges every time they replay.

The Reward System

Research shows children learn best when they feel immediate, meaningful progress. Every correct answer in Maths Guru builds towards multiple rewards:

Stars — earned for completing levels. Used to unlock new worlds and spend in the in-game shop.

XP & Player Level — every correct answer earns experience points, giving a sense of growing expertise.

Fire Streaks — consecutive correct answers build a streak that can be converted into bonus stars. A powerful incentive to focus.

Collectible Items — weapons, armour, gems and rare items for each hero. Children spend their earned stars in the shop, adding a strategic element.

2× Star Bonus Rounds — revision islands reward double stars, celebrating breadth of knowledge.