We are happy to inform that Math Classroom Challenge now is 25% off on Steam. This offer will be available until next August 27. And remember that next August 24 we’ll be transmitting a stream of the new scenario “Save the seas” at 19:00 GMT+2 (Paris time) with the user peter_kratky. You can find the manual of the new scenario here.
Save the seas final release will be available next August 25. Thank you!
In version 1.85 we have added an airplane to the “Save the seas” scenario. This airplane throws plastics to the sea. The radar indicates the presence of the airplane with a black spot. These plastics are indicated by a red spot.
Collecting the plastics dropped by the airplane gives more points than the standard plastics, but you must finish the standard plastics indicated with a buoy and a white dot in the radar in order to finish the game.
We have also solved some minor glitches, and added some enhancements to the game. Thank you!
We are happy to inform that Math Classroom Challenge Version 1.80 is here!
This version includes the new Scenery “Save the seas”, I you can bet is quite different from the others. Here you’ll have to clean the seas and oceans by using “Math Energy”, a special compound that destroys plastics in the sea.
How do you get this Math Energy? We explain it here, with the manual and a videotutorial. Thank you!
This is a short video featuring one of the two modes of breaking down the walls that avoid marine species to move freely. This is one of the features that will be included in “Save the seas”, the new scenario for Math Classroom Challenge V.1.80.
We’re working hard to finish the scenario for the next August 15. Thank you for your interest!
This is an image of the tests we are doing on the behaviour of the whales when we release them, so that they can return to the open sea. Soon we will show a short video explaining the mechanics of the game, where the player will clean the seas to save the whales and dolphins, as well as the removal of walls that impede the normal migratory flow of marine species.
Hi!
Just some words to inform that Math Classroom Challenge now has its own page: mathclassroomchallenge.com.
What’s the objective of the page? Simple: it contains all the info related to the game, manuals, hints, and of course updated info about new versions of the game.
Meanwhile we’re working hard on version 1.80 “Save the seas”.
We take this opportunity to remind that the XBox version is also on the way, and will be available after “Save the seas”. Thank you for your support!
This is the promotional image to inform about the development of Math Classroom Challenge V.1.80: Save the seas. Programming is going well after the main element of the game (helo and drone controls, views, interaction) are solved, and generation of debris and plastics are almost finished.
We’re now programming the whales and dolphins behavior. Thank you for your interest.
