3D Math - Ultra

Casual· Indie· Simulation· Sports

Released Jun 2020

Mathematic Ultra - is both simple and complex challenges!

92% positive · 230 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

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Done

All announced content has been released

Medium confidence

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Evaluation

3D Math – Ultra released on June 16, 2020. The developer has made no news posts, announcements, or update communications since launch. There is no DLC listed, no roadmap, and no announced future content. The store description does mention that "a few alternative UI interfaces will be available in the future" and notes that "some formulas are not yet included," suggesting the developer had some aspirations at launch, but these appear to be aspirational notes from 2020 with no subsequent follow-through — no updates, patches, or communications have materialized in the years since. With no post-launch update activity of any kind and no developer engagement since release day, the game is effectively a finished product as shipped.

Evidence

Developer has published no news posts, update announcements, or communications of any kind since the game launched on June 16, 2020.

news post development ending

medium

Store description mentions future UI interfaces and additional formulas as planned additions, but these appear to be aspirational launch-day notes with no subsequent follow-through.

description · Jun 16, 2020 source ambiguous

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Media

Details

Developer

Big Mind Games 9000

Publisher

Big Mind Games 9000

Achievements

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Platform

Windows, macOS, Linux

Controller

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Steam Deck

Playable

Players

Single-player

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About this game

Hello!

- Why, 3D Math – Ultra: -

In this game I'm trying to implement dynamic and positive game-play, with a good, responsive and dynamic behavior. I'm looking for a solution that could be make the game less tiring and would help to sustain desire to dive back into that training.

* (also a few alternative UI interfaces will be available in the future, a minimal UI for example)

- What you have to do: -

Improve Computational and Logical skills
Study all Formulas from School teaching.
Step your iq up.

- How to learn formulas: -

In the game formulas are combined on a separate desk, I tried to include the maximum number of formulas, even some rare not common tricks. I supplemented each formula with a special decomposition to help understand how these formulas were derived.
There’s also a tables. And one of the things tables is table's formulas need to be manually entered, each operator, separately.

* (this is an experimental release, some formulas are not yet included, but the papers are ready already)

- How to improve brain skills: -

There're special dynamic training mini-games that are placed on a several tables at the right. Each game has a wide range of difficulty levels
In order to systematize the training exercises, I’ve mixed the tasks separately and added them to the Challenge mode. Challenge mode includes over 200 to-do lists each of which includes 3 or 5 tasks, with increasing difficulty level. Which means you’ll have more that 1500 minutes brain training game-play

There is a help section in the game that will help you to master common functions in short time.

Take that if you wanna try to pick up all the school formulas or just pump your brain.