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Pick a marble number at the bottom, choose a track (A, B or C) and tap Launch. Every block on that track the marble's number divides evenly pops, and the division fact floats up. Clear the number of blocks shown at the top before you run out of shots. Shield blocks need two matching hits; gold blocks give a +75 bonus.

In Number Pop you get one star for clearing the level, one for using no more shots than the best solution, and one for finishing without a hint. The result card lists which stars you earned. In Orbit Stunts, reaching the point goal earns one star; finishing 8 or 16 points past it earns two or three.

Tap the yellow lightbulb next to the marbles. Hints come in steps: first a nudge ("Think about multiples of 5"), then which track helps, then the exact shot. Using a hint means you can't get the "no hints" star on that try, so you can always replay the level later for it.

Each round, choose a stunt. It shows its chance of landing and the points it earns: Safe Spin (90%, +8), Rocket Loop (65%, +14) or Meteor Flip (40%, +22). Turn on Boost to spend 1 energy for +20 percentage points. Reach the mission's point goal before the rounds run out. If Safe Spins alone can't reach it, the game tells you.

Each day the app picks one level from either game for you, favouring ones you haven't mastered yet. Finish it to add a sticker to this week's card. A missed day simply stays empty; there's no streak to lose.

Yes. Your progress is saved after every move, so you can close the app or take a call and continue later. A shot or flight that was already launched keeps its result.

Tap Parents on the home screen and type the 4-digit number shown. This opens the Parents' Corner (sessions, stars, levels and missions cleared) and Settings & Accessibility. After three wrong tries the check pauses for 30 seconds.

In Settings: larger board numbers, high contrast, reduce motion, haptics, and separate music and sound-effect volumes. The app also follows iOS Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion, Increase Contrast and VoiceOver.

Math Arcade follows the iPhone silent switch and mixes politely with other audio. Turn off silent mode, raise the volume, and check that Background music and Sound effects are on in Settings. Preview sound plays a short chime to test.

Open Settings (through Parents) and tap Reset all local progress. You can also delete the app. Progress is stored only on the device, so we can't restore it for you.

No. Math Arcade works fully offline and has no ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts and no tracking. See the privacy policy.

iPhone and iPad running iOS 17 or later. The app is in English.