App Profile: Endless Numbers

N word Dre

Rating: 4/5

I love this game. Now I have baby brother now he can play this game too but...I really wish u didn’t let us pay the levels that u have to pay u only get play 5 just FIVE that’s not enough like u should give us 10 levels to play that will be much fair than playing 5 levels than paying all the levels and it’s unfairly.👎🏽🤨😅 Then I would give u a five star.

Apple - Official Channel

Rating: 5/5

Hi, Originator! I have downloaded this numbers app and I have to tell you, the numbers have funny voices which is so fun! I love math!! It is my favorite subject! There are no cons in this app, there are plenty of pros. I just want more numbers! You do not have to go in order like 101 or 102. You could make random numbers like 333 or 726. You could make 10 Ferris wheels, one ferris wheel being your usual (1 to 100) and the other nine could be labeled with fun names with more numbers! Ferris Wheel 1: Classic Numbers: 1 to 100. Ferris Wheel 2: Count some More: 101 to 200 ( does not have to be in order). Ferris Wheel 3: Going Round again: 201 to 300 (does not have to be in order or counted by ones). Ferris Wheels 4 and 5: Numbers Galore! Number 4 Ferris Wheel: 301 to 400, Number 5 Ferris Wheel: 401 to 500. Ferris Wheels 6 to 10: Breaking and Entering Wild! #6 Wheel: 501 to 600. #7 Wheel: 601 to 700. #8 Wheel: 701 to 800. #9 Wheel: 801 to 900. And finally, #10 Wheel: Numbers 901 to 1,000. If there is time, you could make only a few more numbers: 8192, 3333, and 7896 could be good examples! Again, the numbers do not have to be made in order. If you can’t do this, at least make only a few or moderate amount of numbers. Thank you so much!!! I love this game, it is perfect!!!

noamitsworld

Rating: 5/5

Both parents here love everything about this app! The animations are really fun and the colors are rich and vibrant. The audio for the narrator and the characters are calming and charming (a lot of kids apps have really loud and obnoxious voices or sounds). All of this is done while making kids familiar and engaged with numbers. This is no easy feat. This reminds me of old school learning tools like Magic School Bus and the likes. The price point for some of the Endless apps left me unsure that my husband would support me in purchasing them. However, after checking it out and watching our 3 year old repeat characters while using it, he said the Endless apps are totally worth it and encouraged me to purchase more.