Genidino Kingdom: Math Games

Genidino Kingdom is a 3D adventure where math builds the village and courage wins the arena.

Your child's hero lives in a small fantasy town. Chopping wood, mining stone, forging a sword, learning a skill, upgrading the town hall: every meaningful action asks one math question with four big answer buttons. No typing, no penalties. After a wrong answer, a short picture hint shows the way. Shortcuts are acted out (×10 adds a zero, ÷2 halves it), and other facts hop along a number line. Then a fresh question comes.

Then comes the reward. In the colosseum, the hero fights waves of cartoon goblins, skeletons and imps, a mini-boss, and a boss, using the gear the child earned with math. To go further, they return to town and practice more.

WHAT YOUR CHILD LEARNS
• Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
• Mental arithmetic and quick recall of number facts
• Planning and saving: wood, stone, gold and crystals have to be earned before they can be spent

THE LEARNING PATH
1. On the first screen you choose the operations (+ − × ÷) and the answer range with two sliders, up to 250. Start with 0–20 and widen it as your child grows. No number in a question goes above the limit you set, not even the number being divided. Negative numbers are optional.
2. A short tutorial gets your child to the first colosseum fight quickly, then gives them their first pet.
3. After that, a quest banner always shows the next goal and walks the hero there, so your child always knows what to do.
4. Buildings to use and upgrade, six sets of gear to forge, runes to enchant, and a skill altar. Everything is paid for with right answers. Each upgrade shows a checklist of the buildings it still needs, and a tap walks the hero there.
5. As the Town Hall grows, new kinds of questions open: comparing numbers, missing numbers, word problems, money, telling the time and fractions. Each starts with an example, and you can switch any of them off in Settings.
6. Colosseum runs, each with its own boss: the Troll King, the Black Dragon and more. Beat them all and the colosseum starts over, harder, and the arena challenges open.
7. A daily chest opens after 20 right answers, with a gentle streak and no "don't lose it" warnings.

FOR PARENTS
• Up to 6 players on one phone or tablet, each with their own kingdom: town, heroes, math level, statistics and language
• Play together: up to 4 children on the same home Wi-Fi team up, one device each. A grown-up answers a math question first, and parents can switch it off. No names, no chat.
• Change operations and range any time: Town Hall → Settings
• Statistics show accuracy for each operation. Tap one to see every fact your child has tried, weakest first, with their latest answers and average time.
• Hard facts come back more often, based on each fact's last 10 answers
• Plays in 77 languages, from Arabic to Zulu, and each player can have their own
• Combat has no required math, so it never punishes a child who is still learning

HEROES AND PETS
Four heroes, each with their own skills and gear: Warrior, Ranger, Mage and Shaman. Pet friends (a cat, a dog, a songbird) walk along at the hero's side, grow up and learn skills of their own. The first pet is free and stays free.

SAFE BY DESIGN
• No ads, no tracking, no accounts, no chat, no loot boxes
• Works offline. Progress stays on the device.
• No data collected or shared
• Purchases and links sit behind a parent check

TRY IT FREE, THEN BUY ONCE
Free forever: the village with buildings up to level 2, colosseum runs 1–3 and their bosses, the Warrior, and one pet friend. One purchase unlocks the rest for good: building levels 3–6, every colosseum run after the third, the harder second round and the arena challenges, the Ranger, Mage and Shaman, and more pets. No subscription and no in-game currency for sale. Restore it on any device signed in to the same store account.