Quento

Quento is a little puzzle game that makes simple math fun for all ages! It gives you the answer - but can you do the math?

What is Quento?

"Quento" is a delightful math puzzle game offered as a Chrome extension. This educational tool is designed to make simple math engaging, suitable for all ages. Users swipe from a number to a '+' or '-' and to another number. To earn a star, your calculation must correspond to any available answer. As you unlock all stars, you progress to the next round with a new color scheme. After several rounds, you unlock a new mode: FREE PLAY. Created by Q42, Quento boasts over 250,000 players and an impressive average review score of 4.5 / 5.

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By: https://quento.com

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Users: 6,000+

Rating: 4.59 (27)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2013-09-06)

Creation date: 2013-09-06

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 1.38M

Email: su*****@q42games.com

URLs: Website

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# 12954 ▼ 32

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"Quento is a delight. It’s different, it’s challenging. Fantastic." - Cult Of Mac

"An app you don't want to miss." - Mashable

"Quento is an excellent math puzzle game for all ages. Both young kids and experienced mathematicians will enjoy it." - iMore

More than 250,000 players. Average review score 4.5 / 5

To play, just swipe from a number to a + or - and to another number again. You'll earn a star if it adds up to any of the given answers. Can you unlock all stars and proceed to the next round? Each round brings a new color scheme and after a few rounds you'll even be introduced a whole new mode of play: FREE PLAY.

Quento is a game by Q42. It was invented by Martin Kool, coded together with Benjamin de Jager and designed by Marten de Jongh.

The name Quento is derived from the Spanish "cuenta", meaning "sum" or "count", and "quintet" which is Latin for "group of five" that hints at Quento's game board having five numbers.

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