Balloon Pop Addition 3D Game

Balloon Pop Addition 3D Game is an ordering puzzle built on addition. Each balloon carries a sum, and you have to pop them in sequence, starting with the one whose answer is lowest and working up to the one whose answer is highest. So every balloon asks two questions: what does this add up to, and where does it sit against the others?

The scoring is straightforward. A correct pop earns points, and popping a balloon out of order deducts them. A game starts with a choice of difficulty level, though the developer does not say how the levels differ. Balloons come in sets, and completing all the sets moves you on to a new level. It is tagged as educational maths and is a quiet drill in mental addition and comparison rather than a race. The frame is close to square (960 by 800), and balloons are popped by clicking them.

Choose a difficulty level to begin. Work out the sum shown on each balloon. Click the balloon with the smallest total first, then the next smallest, and carry on in order up to the largest. Each correct pop scores points, while a wrong one takes points away. Finish every set of balloons to move up a level.

Add up every balloon in the set before popping any of them, then pop from your sorted list. When two totals look close, check both rather than guessing, since a wrong pop costs points. Starting at the easiest difficulty is a sensible way to learn the pace.

An addition and ordering game for practising mental maths. Near-square frame (960 by 800). Click to pop. Selectable difficulty, points gained for correct pops and lost for mistakes, and levels made of balloon sets.

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