- Store
- Nintendo eShop
- Platform
- Nintendo Switch
- Release date
- 5 Aug 2021
- Developer
- Blacksmith DoubleCircle
- Publisher
- Blacksmith DoubleCircle
- Players
- 4+
- Rating
- E
- Ways to play
- Play together on one console
- Play modes
- TV mode, Tabletop mode, Handheld mode
- Availability
- Available now
The world's first battle calculator game!
A game that is fun to play together and uses your brain a little.
Your calculation skills, knowledge of functions, and reflexes will be tested.
This game has 1P mode and Battle mode.
1P mode has Time Attack mode and Puzzle mode.
In the Time Attack mode, you use only 0-9 and 0.1-0.9 and make 10 numbers within 600 seconds by using the four arithmetic operations and so on. Let's aim for a faster time.
You can challenge a total of 36 courses, 18 Fixed courses and 18 Random courses.
In Puzzle mode, you can make numbers without any time limit. You use only 0-9 and 0.1-0.9 and make numbers by using the four arithmetic operations and so on.
There are two modes in Puzzle mode, "Step by step" where the number increases by 1, and "Jump up" where the number increases randomly.
In Battle mode, you can battle against each other.
Rules of the Battle
1. You can use only 0〜9,0.1〜0.9.
2. Make the number by using the four arithmetic operations and so on.
3. The first is the winner.
The Battle proceeds as follows
1. The number is determined randomly.
2. The first person to make the number wins.
3. The winner is the person who reaches the pre-set number of wins the fastest.
- Items that can be set in the Battle
The number of wins can be changed from 1 to 10.
The number of digit in the questions can be changed from 2 to 9.
You can have CPU participate in the Battle.
You can choose from 7 types of CPU.
- You can also use it as a normal functional calculator. It supports both touch screen and Joy-Con™ controllers.
- What kind of people should buy this?
Parents with children who have learned multiplication table, or the children themselves.
Students who have learned trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions.
Those who are familiar with functions or function calculators.
Those who want to have fun exercising their minds with their children or grandchildren.
Those who cannot help calculating when looking at the numbers.
Those who want to improve their computing power with fun.
