Note that if you get the free or the cheaper version, you won't be able to hide from your kids that there are more worlds available. The $40 gets you two extra 'worlds' of scenery, plus a special 'retention' level that helps drill times tables in even better. For free, you get a game that leads you through all the times tables, but the scenery gets repetitive after a while.The price is about $40 home-use license, $60 for a 'Deluxe' license, more for a school site license.
And the free version really does teach all the times tables from 2 to 12. Alas, the paid version of Timez Attack is only available for schools now, but read on.Ī couple of things you should know up front. So, I decided to give Timez Attack a try, and write a review of it. I have no affiliation with the company, just happened across it one day and tried it out. I don't know if you endorse other people's products, but this game is awesome for learning times tables! My kids love this game! It is called Timez Attack and can be found at this site. I found out about it when a subscriber to this website's newsletter suggested I have a look. In case you haven't heard of Timez Attack, it's basically a computer game for teaching times tables.
