Arithmeria

Before your young adventurers enter cursed lands to fight demons and monsters, why not let them experience the spirit of an RPG in a peaceful world where every challenge is solved without combat?

When harmony of the patterns and rhythm of the numbers disappear, the balance of Arithmeria fades and the Chosen Solvers shall rise! So the prophecy says...

Something has gone wrong in Arithmeria. Its lands have fallen into disrepair, its inhabitants need help, and the magic that once connected everything is fading away. Together, the siblings must explore the realm, meet its inhabitants, overcome challenges, and bring Arithmeria back to life.

Keeping classic RPG elements at its heart, Arithmeria makes mathematics part of the adventure. Numbers, patterns, calculations, and problem-solving become tools that help you resolve challenges and move forward through the world.

Instead of simply answering questions on a worksheet, players encounter mathematics as part of their journey, solving problems because they want to help a character, unlock a path, or restore something that has been lost.

Arithmeria is built around the idea that challenges don't always need to be physically defeated.

This is an adventure about discovering that there is more than one way to save a world. You don't always need a sword.

You don't always need a spell.

And yes...

Apparently, saving the world requires arithmetic.

Welcome to Arithmeria.

Solve Problems. Help People. Save the World.

Sometimes the greatest weapon is just a good answer.

GAMEPLAY

Five maps featuring addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, conversions, patterns and sequences, and logic questions. When the campaign ends, continue interacting with NPCs to obtain endgame currency, which is used to adopt weird-looking animal companions. Further exploration can lead to mysterious encounters whose rewards are much higher!

Easy and Hard modes are available to adapt the difficulty to the players' grade levels and mathematical knowledge. Hard mode is not just random bigger numbers but a logic-based adjustment of difficulty.