Times Tables, Math Game: Artie

Artie is a 3D times tables and math practice game for kids aged 6 to 10 (grades 1 to 4). Children practice multiplication tables, division, addition, subtraction, number series and Roman numerals by playing with Artie, an animated 3D character. No ads, no account, and three practice packs are free forever. HOW IT WORKS Artie hops into a bright 3D scene, says hello and gets to work. Rows of answers drift toward him and your child taps the right one before they arrive. A wrong tap costs one of three lives, a level is seven questions and about a minute, and missed questions sneak back until they stick. Bronze, silver and gold badges reward accuracy, speed and streaks. Between questions Artie fidgets, yawns, scratches his head and counts to himself, so kids feel they are helping a friend rather than doing drills. WHAT YOUR CHILD PRACTICES • Multiplication: times tables from 1 to 12, one table at a time or mixed, plus all tables up to 10 × 10 or 12 × 12. Optionally include the lower tables already learned so they stay fresh. • Division: the same tables in reverse, and mixed multiplication and division. • Addition: sums up to 10, from 10 to 20, up to 20, 30, 50, 100 and 200. • Subtraction: the same ranges, and mixed addition and subtraction. • Number series: skip counting by 2s to 12s, even and odd numbers, and series that cross into negative numbers. • Roman numerals: read them and write them, from I to X up to years like MMXXVI. Dozens of packs in total. Pick the one that matches this week's homework. WHY IT WORKS Artie is built on retrieval practice: short, frequent sessions in which kids recall math facts from memory under gentle time pressure. That is how multiplication tables and number bonds become automatic. The descending boxes create focus without stress, the three lives make accuracy matter, and the badges turn "please practice your times tables" into something kids ask to do. 3D OR AUGMENTED REALITY Play in the 3D scene, or switch on the optional AR mode to place Artie and the answer boxes on your living room floor or kitchen table. AR uses the camera and works on both iPhone and iPad. The 3D mode needs no camera. SAFE FOR KIDS • No ads and no in-game chat. • No account or sign-up. Install and play. • Plays offline, on a plane or in the car. • Parental gate on every external link. • Music and sound effects can be muted. 30 LANGUAGES Artie is localized into 30 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Vietnamese. Right-to-left layouts are complete, and Arabic speakers can practice with Eastern Arabic numerals (١٢٣), so children see math in the numerals they use at school. FREE PACKS AND PREMIUM Free to start, with three packs of your choice free forever. Artie Premium unlocks every pack for good with a single one-time payment, no subscription needed. A yearly plan is also available, and Family Sharing is supported. MADE BY A DAD, TESTED BY HIS KIDS Artie started as a weekend project: a father and solo developer built a small AR math game to help his three children, then 5, 7 and 8, learn their times tables. They tested every build, chose how Artie looks and moves, and their math genuinely improved. Four years and dozens of updates later, Artie is still a family-made app, and the kids are still the QA team. GOOD FOR Parents who want screen time that counts, teachers looking for a times tables game for the classroom or homework, homeschoolers covering arithmetic, and any kid who needs a confidence boost with math facts and mental math. Works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. Privacy Policy: https://artie.kominak.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://artie.kominak.com/terms