Math Ascension: Times Tables

Does your child need to learn times tables (2-12)?
Math Ascension is an educational math game for ages 7-12: kids practice mental math by playing, at a pace that adapts to their level—with clear, easy-to-track progress.

Already used in classrooms by 11,000+ students, the game helps kids memorize multiplication facts, build speed, and regain confidence, without turning practice into a chore.

Learn times tables… without frustration
• Times tables 2-12: review, strengthen, and automate multiplication facts
• Adaptive difficulty: focuses on what isn’t mastered yet, without “punishing” the child
• A visual, hands-on approach (representations, blocks) to support understanding
• Progress tracking: see what’s mastered and what needs practice

A real game that motivates
• Quick duels: build your tower, trigger power-ups, and progress
• Unlock outfits and customize your play style with new powers
• Face opponents with unique combo patterns

The world
Your child plays as Mathilda in the Calculuseum. Turned into robots by the villain Rob, Mathilda and her brother set out to find him and regain their original appearance.

Designed for parents
• No advertising
• No violent content
• Progress is possible with no required purchase (optional unlock for the full version)
• A daily play-time limit adjustable by parents (even in the free version)

Recommended age: 7-12 (may suit younger or older depending on level).

Math Ascension at school
A dedicated school version is available: no installation, runs in the browser, with a dashboard to set up and track learning. More info: https://math-ascension.com

Our philosophy
We made Math Ascension to set an example for other video games; our game benefits children, has a definite end (when the child has mastered their multiplication tables), and does not push them to over-consume the game.
Also, so that you can try out the game yourself, we decided to make Math Ascension available for free. Most of the content can be accessed without having to pay for the full version.