Space Race Multiplication

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Space Race Multiplication

Math Playground (web educational game, also hosted on sites like HoodaMath and MindlyGames)

Web browser (desktop/tablet)Free-to-play (ad-supported browser game)

Health Score

GOOD

Official Website

About This Game

A fast-paced, space-themed multiplication practice game where players answer multiplication problems to boost their rocket in a race. Tone is light, cartoonish and educational, aimed at reinforcing basic times-table fluency through short rounds and optional local multiplayer.

Score Breakdown

Positive Aspects

Educational Value

5/5

Creativity

1/5

Pro-Social

1/5

Risk Factors

Addictive Monetization

0/5

Time Pressure / FOMO

2/5

Social Risk

0/5

Content Intensity

0/5

Negatives

•Ad-supported (possible unrelated ads on host site)
•shallow gameplay—limited depth or progression
•real-time answering can create pressure for some children.

Positives

•Clear focus on practicing multiplication facts
•engaging space theme and short rounds keep attention
•supports up to 4 local players for shared practice.

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Official Ratings

Not Rated

ESRB

Educational contentmild cartoon action (space/asteroids)

In-game advertising; local multiplayer (hotseat); no online chat or social features

PEGI

Educational/non-violent content

Age Recommendations

ℹ️Ages 3-5

Not recommended — multiplication content is developmentally advanced for most children under 6; choose counting/number recognition games instead.

ℹ️Ages 6-8

Recommended with supervision — well suited for 2nd–3rd graders working on times-tables; good short practice sessions and local multiplayer fun.

ℹ️Ages 9-12

OK as light practice — may be too easy for older kids but useful for quick drills or remediation.

ℹ️Ages 13-15

Not recommended as a primary learning activity — too simple and childish for teenagers; consider more challenging math tools.

ℹ️Ages 16-18

Not appropriate as a primary resource — too basic for high school learners.