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Math Challenge AR

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Overview

  • Developed by Peter Mathinger/Titan Deep Space Company
  • An augmented reality/virtual reality educational math game
  • Available on Meta Quest Store and Steam
  • Released June 13, 2025 on Steam and June 26, 2025 on Meta Quest

Gameplay Concept

  • Players solve math problems by shooting floating numbers with dual laser weapons
  • Numbers move around the player in 3D space
  • Combines mental math challenges with action-based survival gameplay
  • Math problems increase in complexity as you progress

Game Modes

Training Mode: Practice and sharpen skills with basic controls and mechanics

Campaign Mode:

  • 25 main levels with increasing difficulty
  • Infinite mode available for endless play
  • Optional enemy activation adds combat elements

Immersive Mode: Version 1.1 added a VR-only mode where you can disable AR and play in fully virtual environments

Key Features

  • Shoot numbers with two laser pointers to solve equations
  • Manage weapon energy levels (energy recharges when you hit numbers)
  • Survive attacks from drones and enemy ships while solving problems
  • Health and energy bars to monitor
  • Customizable difficulty settings including:
    • Problem types and complexity
    • Decimal and negative number options
    • Equation inclusion
    • Playing area size
    • Number rotation and speed

Environments

  • Ranges from virtual classrooms to sci-fi landscapes
  • Can be played in your physical location (AR mode) or virtual environments (VR mode)

Version Updates

Version 2.0 (Released October 16, 2025): Added a geometric module with geometric problem-solving challenges

Technical Requirements

  • Compatible with OpenXR devices (Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro, Meta Quest 3, HTC Vive)
  • Minimum PC specs: Intel i5-4690 or equivalent, NVIDIA RTX 2060, 1GB storage
  • Interactive tutorial included for beginners

Educational Focus

The game aims to make mathematics practice engaging by combining learning with action gameplay under pressure, though the developer humorously acknowledges math’s reputation as difficult.