1 to 100 Numbers Challenge 4+

Name: 1 to 100 Numbers Challenge
Rating: 3.5 (15 reviews)
Author: Peter Li

Tap 1 to 100 in 5 minutes

Peter Li

Designed for iPad

- 3.5 • 15 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Game time has been increased to 5 minutes!

Up for a challenge? Tap numbers from 1 to 100 in 5 minutes or less !
* Simple number game to train your speed and accuracy.
* Unlimited Time Mode: Practise without the time limit!
* Puzzles are always unique. Endless possibilities!
* Earn achievements, compete with the world! (Game Center)

How to play:
1) Tap the big button to shuffle the numbers.
2) Tap numbers 1 to 100 in order as fast as you can.
3) Score screen will appear after the time runs out or after you have won.
4) Repeat steps 1 through 3 to replay the game!

Good luck and enjoy!

May 31, 2020

Version 1.05

* Game time has been increased to 5 minutes
* Updated launch screens, interface for newer iOS devices
* Added Marketing URL

3.5 out of 5

15 Ratings

Cool I guess

Cool but a little bit hard

Once Upon a Time, This App was Wonderful!

This game came to me by way of a friend a long time ago. I’ve shared it with many who have subsequently downloaded it on their iPhones & iPads. I have been using it in my elementary tutoring program to help students with focus issues. But not anymore!! Having a five (5) minute clock made success difficult, but doable. Now, after completing the latest update, I see that the five (5) minute limit has been arbitrarily changed to three (3) minutes - 3 minutes!!! This does create a challenge for me, but sets up an absolute impossibility for my students. I never install apps for my tutoring program that, the moment they’re installed, establishes a tool for constant failure. There is no way any of my students will EVER complete the board in three (3) minutes. A better choice would have been to ADD the three (3) minute option; give players a choice of three (3) minutes or five (5). I can almost guarantee with certainty that people will download this app out of curiosity, and will just as quickly delete it out of shear frustration. In protest, I deleted mine - on my iPhone AND my tutoring iPad!

Question

Is this game based on skill or luck???

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