An interesting little game with great challenge. The questions all follow the same format, but with different numbers. It likely uses a random float value generator to fill in these numbers. The difficulty seems to only affect how narrow the range of answers are, probably by computing the real answer and offsetting it by a random value for each option.
The quiz is very interesting from a technical perspective. From what I gather from playing this game, each question and its choosable answers are all somewhat randomized, then taking the randomly generated answers and seeing which one is the closest to the answer of the randomly generated question. I find this to be really cool, and I am wondering how you did that.
This is an interesting quiz game, but I think the easy difficulty wasn’t actually easy. However, I like how there’s a hidden ending for answering all questions right.
The game was pretty hard and the choices were close enough that you had to be careful. I believe that the answer checks are just an Input.GetKeyDown check but there's no boolean check to lock you out of restarting the question. If you just spam a correct and incorrect answer after being told the right answer, you can get some pretty high scores.
A very interesting game, but it's too difficult for me. Like another game I've played, this feels more like a quiz simulator. It would be even better if I could choose the subjects.
What a brain teaser of a game! I would add a score counter somewhere on the screen, just to add to the stress of knowing that you are failing. Maybe you can make the easy mode integers so that the player has some hope in the beginning.
I liked the idea of making a quiz and it challenged me to do math, which I haven't needed to use in a while. My one suggestion is to included different types of questions and answers than just math to make it more interesting with variety.
Me too! I think adding more kinds of math questions can have more fun. Before I started the other levels, I thought that each different levels would have different types of questions, but they were the same lol.
I think I might be the worst test taker oat. I was stressing because I knew I would get none right HAHAAHHAHA - One suggestion I have (i might be biased because I'm dumb) but I felt like the easy questions weren't that easy hahaha so maybe move some questions to hard? ;,D
Same 😭! I felt that all the stages had really hard questions, especially for solving in your head! I feel like a few easier questions would be appreciated... they might need to add a super easy mode for people like us 😔
I got probably the worst score ever and from a perspective of someone with a learning disability, I absolutely despised your game. But as a game designer I really do like this formatting. It's super simple and maybe even enjoyable to others. It reminds me a bit of algebra 2 advanced, where I stopped taking math.
I agree with despising playing the game, and the appreciation of the game's formatting. This feels like a game that was designed just to annoy people and I love it because it annoys me so much
I got a 5/5 on the hard mode, I must be Einstein or something. On a serious note, this is a really fun game that works out your brain. As for comparisons, I don't think this reminds me of any piece of media, but it does take me back to math class in High School, where the teacher would ask the class for answers.
Oh god I'm terrible at math so so bad at math (failed) but this actually more than any particular game reminds me of those minute math things we had to do in elementary (finish your multiplication tables in a minute!!!)
The game was pretty hard and the choices were close enough that you had to be careful. I believe that the answer checks are just an Input.GetKeyDown check but there's no boolean check to lock you out of restarting the question. If you just spam a correct and incorrect answer after being told the right answer, you can get some pretty high scores.
Is the point of this game to know whether or not you can do long division with decimals in your head to get a job or is it to test out if you can do simple math?
I think the significance of this game lies in the numbers, allowing players to notice those familiar yet strange numbers that constantly appear in daily life. When they turn into a series of questions and appear on the game interface, can we still maintain our initial curiosity about numbers?
The game use a interview concept to logically include a quiz in the game. Even though I did not get a pass score of the interview, but it is fun to play a short game of math! Wonder would it be any hidden scerect in the game? Maybe the interview is more than applying for job. Perhaps this piece is trying to show the curcial experience of the job market.
This reaffirmed how horrible I am at math, I’m never getting this job. Very cool game, I definitely wasn’t expecting it to be this complex! I also found it interesting how myself and other players abstained from using a calculator despite it not being in the rules. Well done!
I like the different difficulty modes. I could tell I was struggling more on the harder modes. I like how the game fees like a mix of guessing and trying to do some actual math.
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An interesting little game with great challenge. The questions all follow the same format, but with different numbers. It likely uses a random float value generator to fill in these numbers. The difficulty seems to only affect how narrow the range of answers are, probably by computing the real answer and offsetting it by a random value for each option.
The quiz is very interesting from a technical perspective. From what I gather from playing this game, each question and its choosable answers are all somewhat randomized, then taking the randomly generated answers and seeing which one is the closest to the answer of the randomly generated question. I find this to be really cool, and I am wondering how you did that.
I failed to meet the requirement. :( .. while doing it all in my head.
Though this interview was very well-coded, and I actually feel like I'm taking an exam. Let's consider other subjects that aren't math.
This is an interesting quiz game, but I think the easy difficulty wasn’t actually easy. However, I like how there’s a hidden ending for answering all questions right.
The game was pretty hard and the choices were close enough that you had to be careful. I believe that the answer checks are just an Input.GetKeyDown check but there's no boolean check to lock you out of restarting the question. If you just spam a correct and incorrect answer after being told the right answer, you can get some pretty high scores.
A very interesting game, but it's too difficult for me. Like another game I've played, this feels more like a quiz simulator. It would be even better if I could choose the subjects.
I cheat all the way with by calculator, and got 5 out of 5! I must be genius.
This is a game testing my memories of having math courses but unluckily, I forget all of them lol.
What a brain teaser of a game! I would add a score counter somewhere on the screen, just to add to the stress of knowing that you are failing. Maybe you can make the easy mode integers so that the player has some hope in the beginning.
I liked the idea of making a quiz and it challenged me to do math, which I haven't needed to use in a while. My one suggestion is to included different types of questions and answers than just math to make it more interesting with variety.
Me too! I think adding more kinds of math questions can have more fun. Before I started the other levels, I thought that each different levels would have different types of questions, but they were the same lol.
I think I might be the worst test taker oat. I was stressing because I knew I would get none right HAHAAHHAHA - One suggestion I have (i might be biased because I'm dumb) but I felt like the easy questions weren't that easy hahaha so maybe move some questions to hard? ;,D
Same 😭! I felt that all the stages had really hard questions, especially for solving in your head! I feel like a few easier questions would be appreciated... they might need to add a super easy mode for people like us 😔
I got probably the worst score ever and from a perspective of someone with a learning disability, I absolutely despised your game. But as a game designer I really do like this formatting. It's super simple and maybe even enjoyable to others. It reminds me a bit of algebra 2 advanced, where I stopped taking math.
I agree with despising playing the game, and the appreciation of the game's formatting. This feels like a game that was designed just to annoy people and I love it because it annoys me so much
I got a 5/5 on the hard mode, I must be Einstein or something. On a serious note, this is a really fun game that works out your brain. As for comparisons, I don't think this reminds me of any piece of media, but it does take me back to math class in High School, where the teacher would ask the class for answers.
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Oh god I'm terrible at math so so bad at math (failed) but this actually more than any particular game reminds me of those minute math things we had to do in elementary (finish your multiplication tables in a minute!!!)
The game was pretty hard and the choices were close enough that you had to be careful. I believe that the answer checks are just an Input.GetKeyDown check but there's no boolean check to lock you out of restarting the question. If you just spam a correct and incorrect answer after being told the right answer, you can get some pretty high scores.
Is the point of this game to know whether or not you can do long division with decimals in your head to get a job or is it to test out if you can do simple math?
I think the significance of this game lies in the numbers, allowing players to notice those familiar yet strange numbers that constantly appear in daily life. When they turn into a series of questions and appear on the game interface, can we still maintain our initial curiosity about numbers?
The game use a interview concept to logically include a quiz in the game. Even though I did not get a pass score of the interview, but it is fun to play a short game of math! Wonder would it be any hidden scerect in the game? Maybe the interview is more than applying for job. Perhaps this piece is trying to show the curcial experience of the job market.
This reaffirmed how horrible I am at math, I’m never getting this job. Very cool game, I definitely wasn’t expecting it to be this complex! I also found it interesting how myself and other players abstained from using a calculator despite it not being in the rules. Well done!
I like the different difficulty modes. I could tell I was struggling more on the harder modes. I like how the game fees like a mix of guessing and trying to do some actual math.
The content and difficulty of the quizzes surprised me. I was tempted to pull out a calculator on my first playthrough but I refrained.