About the App
The app has potential as an engaging and educational tool for teaching multiplication to children, with its interactive games and visually appealing design being its strongest points. However, technical issues, a controversial subscription model, and concerns about content and over-stimulation detract from its overall effectiveness. Addressing these issues, particularly the bugs and pricing model, could significantly improve user satisfaction and broaden its appeal. While it is a valuable resource for some, it may not meet the expectations of all users, especially those familiar with the high standards of previous DragonBox apps.
- Multiplication games
- Daily challenges
- Interactive graphics
- User accounts for multiple devices
- Subscription and free trial options
- Engaging and fun for kids
- Good for learning multiplication
- Interactive and visually appealing
- Encourages repetition for learning
- Supports multiple users on one account
User Feedback
Engaging gameplay
Users appreciate the fun and interactive nature of the multiplication games, which make learning enjoyable for kids.
Educational value
The app is praised for helping children learn multiplication effectively, with some users noting significant improvement in their children's math skills.
Graphics and design
The graphics and animations are often described as cute and appealing, adding to the overall user experience.
Multi-device support
Some users liked that the app allows multiple user accounts and works across Android and iOS devices.
Technical issues
Numerous users reported bugs, crashes, and freezing issues, particularly on Android devices.
Subscription model
Many users criticized the subscription model, expressing frustration over the cost and lack of a family-sharing option.
Over-stimulation
Some parents found the animations and rewards excessive, making it difficult for children to focus on learning.
Content concerns
A few users raised concerns about inappropriate content, such as nude statues and potty humor, which they felt were unsuitable for a children's app.
Accuracy problems
There were complaints about the app marking correct answers as wrong, which frustrated users.
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