Math Boxing Comparison
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Math Boxing Comparison

This isn't your dad's punching bag as the bag punches back if you don't compare numbers correctly or take too much time. If the bag lands a punch then you lose a life and you're that much closer to getting knocked out! Simple to play just look at both numbers and tap on the correct sign: "<", ">" or "=". As you box more you'll have less time to throw punches before the bag punches back and the numbers get larger!

Gameplay Guide for Math Boxing Comparison

Simple to play. Just look at the two numbers and click on the correct comparison sign between them.

Which game development team is responsible for making this game?

The division or team within the developer that worked on this game is MathNook.

Is this game appropriate for children to play?

Yes, Math Boxing Comparison can be played by children.

Which game category does this title fit into?

The category representing the game’s type is Educational.

Is there any depiction of cruel behavior or harm in the game?

No, the gameplay of Math Boxing Comparison does not include any cruelty-related themes.

Can this game be played on mobile phones?

Yes, Math Boxing Comparison supports mobile gameplay.

What technology is used for rendering and creating interactive elements in this game?

This game was developed with Construct 3.

What age range is this game appropriate for?

The most appropriate age categories for playing this game are Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

What categories does this game fall under based on its tags?

The defining tags of this game are math, student, teacher.

What gender audience does this game cater to?

The game has a particular gender focus on Male & Female.

Does the game show any blood-related imagery?

No, there are no references to blood in Math Boxing Comparison.
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