Maths Escape is a math escape game for Android that turns each chapter of the middle and high school curriculum into a locked room. The player has to solve 10 puzzles on one topic, collect the letters, and spell the secret word that opens the door.
There are 140 rooms, from Grade 6 (6ème) to Grade 12 (Terminale). Each room has its own story, hero and setting, such as a temple, a spaceship, a laboratory or a vault.
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At a glance
- Platform: Android
- Levels: Grade 6 (6ème) to Grade 12 (Terminale)
- Content: 140 escape games, 10 puzzles each
- Lives per game: 2, with no hints
- Languages: English and French
- Advertising: none
The problem: end-of-chapter checks feel like a chore
After a unit, a teacher or a parent wants to know one thing: did the student really understand it? A worksheet answers that question but few teenagers enjoy it. A game that refuses to give hints answers the same question and feels more like a challenge than a test.
Maths Escape was designed around that idea. There are no hints and only 2 lives, so the result is an honest picture of what the student knows. Keep scratch paper and a pencil nearby, because the puzzles need real work.
What you get in this math escape game
- 140 escape games, one for each chapter of the program, from fractions and relative numbers to Pythagoras, Thalès, equations, functions, probability, sequences, derivatives, logarithms, complex numbers and integrals
- 10 puzzles per room, each correct answer giving one letter of the secret word
- A correction shown after each correct answer
- Different stories, characters and settings in every room, with music and sound effects
- A progress screen showing rooms completed by level, a favorites list and a shortcut back to the last room played
- Progress saved on the player’s Google account
- English and French, and no advertising
Who will like it
Students in Grade 8 (4ème) and Algebra 1 (3ème) can use rooms on equations and Pythagoras as a final check before an exam. Students in Geometry (Seconde), Algebra 2 (Première) and Precalculus (Terminale) will find rooms on vectors, quadratics, derivatives and logarithms.
Teachers can hand out one room at the end of each chapter as a short, game-style assessment. Parents who want a quick verification can sit next to the student for ten minutes and watch how many puzzles get solved.
How to play a first room
Each room is self-contained, so there is no need to play in order. A student can open the chapter being taught this week and ignore the rest. The favorites list lets a parent or teacher mark rooms to come back to, and the app remembers the last room played.
- Install Maths Escape on your Android phone or tablet and choose a level.
- Open a room that matches the chapter you studied this week.
- Solve the 10 puzzles one at a time. Each right answer reveals a letter and a short correction.
- Write the letters down, then enter the secret word before you lose your 2 lives.
- If the door stays shut, review the chapter and try the room again.
Pairing it with the Mathovore site
The rooms test what students learn in class, and the site explains it. If a room goes badly, the math lessons cover each topic step by step, and the Algebra 1 and Geometry pages are a good place to start for the middle-school-to-high-school transition.
Frequently asked questions
What is Maths Escape?
Maths Escape is an Android math escape game with 140 rooms, one per chapter from Grade 6 to Grade 12. Each room has 10 puzzles whose answers give letters that spell the secret word and open the door.
Are there hints in the game?
No. The rooms give no hints, and the player has only 2 lives. That is deliberate: it works as a real end-of-chapter evaluation. A correction is shown after each correct answer so the reasoning can be reviewed.
Can my child play in English?
Yes. The store listing says Maths Escape is available in English and in French. The chapters follow the French program, so the order of topics can differ a little from a US course sequence.
Which topics are included?
Fractions, relative numbers, Pythagoras, Thalès, equations, functions, probability, sequences, derivatives, logarithms, complex numbers and integrals are among the chapters. There is one escape game for each chapter of the program.
