Aeromathics

Aeromathics is a video game in the educational genre and published by IBM originally released in 1986. It is currently playable on DOS.

True to its title, Aeromathics combines the standard mathematical game of solving arithmetic puzzles with an aerial theme. The player is presented with a series of aviation-related images, which must be erased (with a cursor) to reveal the mathematical problems behind them. Once the correct answer is entered, a new image appears, and so on until the timer runs out: the faster the questions are discovered and the solutions entered, the higher the final score. Bonuses can be accumulated for uninterrupted sequences of correct answers, and for revealing secret star icons hidden behind random dots in the image.

In addition to the four available skill levels, it is possible to adjust the selection of problem types and their difficulty: addition-subtraction and multiplication-division, for both whole numbers and fractions, as well as performing sequences and power calculations; each problem type is available in four difficulty levels.

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