Monster Math : Kids Fun Games

• Monster Math Premium — $9.99
• Monster Math Premium — $44.99
• Monster Math Premium — $59.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.5 33882 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Fun and Great math app

   We got this an year back on another account and our child still loves this app - so much so that we bought it for this new device as well! The story really is simple and it keeps him motivated to keep solving the problems. I really love that we can customise the exact problems he needs to work on in a very granular way. It also flips the question and answer format so really tests my sons mental math and challenges him to be better. There were a couple of glitches but an email to customer support and they were fixed real quick! The monsters could be a bit cuter and the story could be a little less cheesy, however it works and that’s better than most other apps I’ve tried. The other apps in the subscription - esp multifly and Math balance are also really good. There they also can solve puzzles and visually see how math works so in some ways it’s even better than this app which is mainly about practice. I wish they were all in one app though so it was easy to navigate for my son. All in all, a great package, could be even better, but better than whatever else I’ve tried. Thank you, developer, for making this app and I hope you keep making it better for my younger one too!

   ParentRoop · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5A fun math game with some room to grow

   Finding something that keeps my kid interested in math practice has been a bit of a struggle. Tried a couple of other programs but they just couldn’t hold his attention. Monster math was a recommendation from another parent that turned out to help. The adaptability feature is nice. It keeps my son on his toes without pushing him to the brink of frustration. The app adjusts as he goes and that’s been helpful. The variety here is also a plus. Especially for days when he gets bored easily. He’s all in on the way the characters interact and it keeps him entertained. Sure some parts get a tad repetitive but it’s not enough to throw him off the math track. Progress reports are helpful for me to see how he’s doing. Seeing the improvement is great but a bit more detail in those reports wouldn’t hurt, just saying. It’s become a regular part of our routine and I’m not complaining. Cheers to finding an app that actually gets the job done without the math tears.

   TiredMamaReviews · 30 Aug 2026

3. 1/5No learning experiences got it for nothing

   This math game falls short of its fundamental promise: teaching or engaging players in mathematics. Despite its title, the game fails to incorporate any meaningful math content or challenges. Players might expect to solve equations, practice arithmetic, or engage with algebraic puzzles, but the game is devoid of such elements. This glaring omission undermines the game's purpose and leaves users feeling misled and disappointed. Furthermore, the game’s lack of math content makes it a missed opportunity for educational value. Instead of providing a platform for practicing and reinforcing math skills, it opts for generic gameplay that does not contribute to mathematical learning. This is particularly troubling for educators and parents who seek tools that combine entertainment with educational enrichment. The absence of math diminishes the game's potential as a learning resource and renders it ineffective for its intended audience. Lastly, the absence of math in the game can also lead to a disconnect with its target audience. Players interested in improving their math skills or exploring mathematical concepts will find little to engage with, leading to frustration and disengagement. In an educational context, where the integration of content with interactive elements is crucial, this game’s failure to deliver on its promise makes it a poor choice for anyone seeking a math-based learning experience.

   Psychelia · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Don’t be Hoodwinked

   I was searching out educational apps for my grandkids impending visit. Little did I know it was a paid annual subscription. That is stated NOWHERE in reading about the app and it has the ‘get’ button as if it’s free. Once it downloads it lets you know you have a 7 day trial and can cancel anytime, but when you’re ready to cancel your trial the cancellation instructions are nowhere to be found. I wrote a poor review giving the developer one star, within 24 hours I received a very kind and helpful email along with an explanation that I may actually not be subscribed at all. My 6 grandchildren were with me for the weekend and clamored to use the app the entire time. Their parents LOVED it and did subscribe. I definitely want to change my review for a company that seems to have a wonderful educational app. I apologize that they had to come up against a person like me who really only knows the basics of tablets and computers and has little patience. I am very sorry.

   Engine 38 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Working well for my kid with ADHD

   My kiddo’s got ADHD and keeping him hooked on math without it turning into a meltdown is a task. Monster Math keeps up with his pace without turning the whole thing into a stressful math saga. With ADHD in the mix, it’s been a relief to be honest. Everyday is a new day with my kiddo. The app’s got a mix of challenges and that’s exactly what we needed. The characters and storyline - big win. My son gets easily distracted, but the characters weaved into the math stuff has helped keep him focussed. Visual learning works best in our house especially when it comes to math. The storyline, music, funny animations have definitely kept his attention where it needs to be. Dont get me wrong, it’s not a cure-all but its been a solid ally for us where math is concerned. For parents dealing with ADHD hurdles, this app is worth a shot.

   CP3isabeast · 30 Aug 2026

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