Math TV is a fun and engaging math quiz game show featuring 8 different quiz types. Designed to make math practice exciting for children, it helps players improve their math skills while enjoying fast-paced quiz battles. Created by the winner of the Japan Game Awards Individual Award, this app offers a unique and playful way for kids to practice ma
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Math TV - Quiz Showdown gameplay guide and player questions
App Store edition · Researched Nov 9, 2026 · Guide updated Nov 9, 2026.
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How can I play with more than two people?
You can play with 2 to 4 players for multiplayer excitement. For groups of 3 or more, we recommend using a tablet for the best experience, and the game features a specific answer button layout for these larger groups.
The primary goal is to achieve the highest score after completing 8 different quizzes. Players compete against AI opponents or friends, and points are doubled in the final quiz to make the outcome more exciting and competitive.
The game includes a unique handicap system that allows players of different ages and skill levels to enjoy the experience together. This ensures that both children and adults can compete fairly and have fun during the fast-paced quiz battles.
Wrong answers may cost you points or trigger temporary penalties. The game displays an X mark to indicate these errors, and recent updates have adjusted the recovery time and position of this mark to be less intrusive during play.
Yes, after all 8 quizzes are complete, fast and accurate players can challenge a slot game. This offers a chance to win up to 200 bonus points, though you should be careful as you might lose points during this round too.
What are the different types of quiz challenges available?
There are 8 quiz challenges: Hidden Quiz, Sort Quiz, Reflexes Quiz, Number Hunt Quiz, Memory Quiz, Marking Quiz, Counting Quiz, and Time Sense Quiz. Each requires different skills, such as identifying blurred equations or counting sheep crossing the screen.
The app includes a speed setting that you can adjust. At the slowest speed, the game now waits for a manual tap before and after each quiz, which is helpful for players who need more time to process the questions.
Are there different difficulty levels for AI opponents?
Yes, you can challenge the computer across five different difficulty levels. You can test your skills to see if you have what it takes to outsmart the AI opponent known as 'Genius Boy' in these math-focused quiz battles.
The game covers a wide range of topics including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, division with remainders, mixed operations, decimal calculations, fraction operations, negative numbers, and advanced two-digit addition and subtraction, plus a graduation exam for advanced practice.
Yes, both individuals and organizations are allowed to stream or upload gameplay videos of this app. You may do so with or without monetization, and you do not need to request prior permission from the developer to share your content.
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Check that your Apple device runs iOS 13.0 or later.
What’s new in 4.10.
- Added a speed setting; at the slowest speed, the game now waits for a tap before and after each quiz - Added a retry button to the Sort quiz - Updated the final quiz background animation - Updated the English title image - Adjusted the wrong-answer X mark to show recovery time and moved it to a less intrusive position - Revised the score penalty for wrong answers - Changed the answer button layout for games with 3 or more players - Fixed a bug where repeated taps on the answer button could cause a wrong answer in Number Search quizzes - Fixed an issue where regular division could sometimes appear in Negative Numbers quizzes - Fixed a bug where “Time up” did not fit on screen in English - Revised some English text
Release notes supplied by the developer through the App Store.
About Math TV - Quiz Showdown
Developer description, as provided in the original store listing.
Math TV is a fun and engaging math quiz game show featuring 8 different quiz types. Designed to make math practice exciting for children, it helps players improve their math skills while enjoying fast-paced quiz battles.
Created by the winner of the Japan Game Awards Individual Award, this app offers a unique and playful way for kids to practice math.
Challenge the Computer: Compete against AI opponents across five difficulty levels. Do you have what it takes to outsmart “Genius Boy”?
Multiplayer Fun: Play with 2 to 4 players for even more excitement! For groups of 3 or more, we recommend using a tablet for the best experience. A unique handicap system allows players of different ages and skill levels to enjoy the game together, making it fun for both children and adults.
[8 Quiz Challenges] Hidden Quiz: Identify the correct answer in a blurred or distorted equation.
Sort Quiz: Arrange numbers and symbols in the correct order.
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Developer
Tadanori Okada
Release date
Feb 21, 2018
Latest version
4.10
Requires
iOS 13.0 or later
Price snapshot
Free JPY
Source checked
Nov 9, 2026
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Is Math TV - Quiz Showdown available on iPhone?
Math TV - Quiz Showdown is listed on the JP App Store. Availability varies by region and compatible device.
Is Math TV - Quiz Showdown free?
The recorded download price is free. In-app purchases, subscriptions, or additional content may cost extra. Source checked Nov 9, 2026.
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