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I think the idea is actually pretty good. It mixes quick math with a bit of puzzle solving, and the timer probably adds a nice bit of pressure and makes it more engaging. The monster theme sounds fun too and could make it feel less like “doing math.”

Having multiple levels and difficulty settings is a smart move since it can appeal to both kids and adults. My only thought is to make sure the early levels ease players in before the timer gets stressful. Does the difficulty increase by giving bigger numbers, more rows, or less time?

This kind of app is actually a fun way to keep your brain active, especially with the timer and quick challenges because it pushes you to think faster instead of just solving at your own pace, but I feel like tools that also show how the solution works can make a big difference when you get stuck on something more complex, for example https://edubrain.ai/long-division-calculator/ explains long division step by step so you can actually see each part of the process instead of just getting the final answer. That makes it easier to understand where mistakes happen. Mixing something like that with a quiz app could really level up both speed and accuracy.

The fav system is a fun touch and I like how it turns the site into a kind of community-driven ranking board even while it is still growing.

Mobile is my backup platform since it lets me play anywhere and sometimes a quick session on the couch feels better than booting up bigger hardware.

Reading your post honestly hit me right in the chest. I always knew this game had heart, but seeing how deeply it reached you really shows how powerful good writing can be. The way the characters speak and behave always felt raw to me too, like the devs poured real pieces of themselves into every moment, and it is incredible to see how that authenticity connected with you in such a meaningful way. Felicia’s arc was one of those stories that stuck with me long after the screen went dark and I always felt there was something quietly honest in the way she expressed herself. Hearing how her story helped you understand your own feelings and kept you going is unbelievably moving. I am genuinely glad you’re still here and choosing yourself every day. Stories can be strange mirrors sometimes and I think it’s amazing that this one helped you take a step toward clarity and compassion for yourself. I hope your journey stays full of support and safety and that you keep growing into the version of you that feels right. And big kudos to the devs for creating something that doesn’t just entertain but actually reaches people when they need it most.