A magical floating island in Mentoric with a wizard's tower, cherry-blossom trees, a market, glowing crystals and stone bridges over sparkling streams

The math game
kids ask to play

Kids explore worlds and beat challenges by solving math — and every question adapts to fit their exact level.

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The short version

What is Mentoric?

Mentoric is a free browser-based adventure game that makes elementary math practice feel like an RPG quest. Kids in grades 2–6 explore painted fantasy worlds and defeat monsters by solving math problems, while a chess-style skill rating adapts every question to their level — challenging enough to grow, never so hard they give up.

See it in action

Real gameplay, real math

No mockups here — this is exactly what your child sees, from exploring the worlds to battling monsters with math.

Why kids stick with it

A real game — with real math inside

Most "math games" are worksheets with sprinkles. Mentoric is built the other way around: an adventure kids want to play, where every win is earned by solving math.

Adaptive difficulty

A chess-style skill rating per topic picks the next problem — challenging without frustrating, for strugglers and kids racing ahead alike.

Tutorials & hints built in

Every topic has a step-by-step tutorial and in-problem hints, so kids get unstuck on their own instead of giving up.

Progress you can see

Parents get a clear picture of which skills are mastered and which need work — per topic, not just one blurry score.

Worlds worth exploring

Beautiful worlds, monsters, loot and level-ups give kids a reason to come back — and keep practising.

How it works

From "ugh, math" to "one more level"

1

Jump straight in

Open the browser and play — no signup wall, no install. A quick check finds your child's level.

2

Battle with math

Explore worlds and defeat monsters by solving problems pitched exactly at their ability.

3

Grow every day

As skills climb, the game climbs with them — steadily building real, durable math fluency.

Play free
Start free — no credit card needed to begin.
For parents

Difficulty that meets your child exactly where they are

Mentoric keeps a chess-style rating for each math skill. Every answer nudges it up or down, and the next problem is chosen to sit right at the edge of your child's ability.

  • Struggling kids aren't buried — the game eases in and rebuilds confidence.
  • Kids who are ahead stay challenged instead of bored.
  • You see mastery per topic — so you know exactly where to help.
Curriculum

Every topic, grades 2–6

Mentoric covers the elementary math curriculum, one adventure at a time — each with a step-by-step tutorial and in-problem hints.

✖️Multiplication tables
✖️Long multiplication
Long division
✳️Decimals
🔄Fractions
💯Percentages
⚖️Ratio & rate
🧮Order of operations
🔢Sequences
🎲Probability
📊Statistics
📐Unit conversion
🔷Area & perimeter
🧊Volume & surface area
Polygons
📍Coordinate plane
Free to start

Plenty of adventure before any paywall

Every kid can dive into the first worlds of Mentoric completely free — real adventures and real math practice, with no credit card needed to begin. When your child is ready to go further, continuing unlocks with a paid upgrade.

No surprises, no forced signup to play — you'll always know before anything costs money.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is Mentoric?
A free browser-based adventure game that turns math practice into an RPG quest. Kids battle monsters by solving problems, explore worlds, and level up — while the game adapts each problem's difficulty to their current skill.
What ages and grades is it for?
Grades 2–6, roughly ages 7–12. Adaptive difficulty means younger kids get gentler problems and stronger students are pushed further within the same game.
Is it free?
Yes — you can start playing free in the browser with no download, installation, or credit card. The first worlds are free to explore; continuing further later unlocks with a paid upgrade, and you'll always know before anything costs money.
How does the adaptive difficulty work?
Mentoric keeps a chess-style (ELO) skill rating for each math topic. Every answer updates the rating, and the next problem is chosen to sit right at the edge of the child's ability — hard enough to learn from, never so hard it's discouraging.
Is Mentoric available in Hebrew?
Yes — Mentoric is fully localized into Hebrew, including voiced instructions, and aligned with the Israeli elementary curriculum. לגרסה העברית.
Does it work on phones and tablets?
Mentoric is designed for desktop and mobile browsers, where kids get the full keyboard-and-touch experience. Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari are all supported.
Is Mentoric like Prodigy?
Both turn math practice into a game, but Mentoric's difficulty is driven by a chess-style (ELO) skill rating per topic rather than grade level alone, so problems track a child's actual ability. Mentoric also covers long division, fractions, and geometry with built-in step-by-step tutorials, and is fully available in Hebrew.
How much math practice does my child need daily?
Most educators recommend 10–20 focused minutes a day over long, infrequent sessions — consistency builds fluency better than cramming. Mentoric's adaptive difficulty keeps short daily sessions productive by always serving a problem right at your child's current edge.

Ready for the first quest?

It's free to start, it opens in the browser, and your child can be solving their first problem in under a minute.

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