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R&D Worlds presents · Ages 7–11

Math Wilds

A world of creatures, adventure, and maths-powered battles.

Create your Ranger. Choose a starter. Explore the wilds, build your team, and use what you learn to power every move.

Browser · iPhone · iPad · Public availability to be announced

Math Wilds cover art: a young Ranger with a leaf-crowned hat walks a forest path with creature companions, past a river, a crystal cave, snow peaks and a maths battle prompt
Math Wilds cover art. In-game screenshots and creature portraits are still to come.

How it works

An adventure in every answer.

  1. 01

    Explore

    Create your Ranger, meet Ranger Juniper and head into the Whispering Forest.

  2. 02

    Battle

    Encounter visible wild creatures and answer maths questions to power your moves.

  3. 03

    Learn

    Try a hint or worked explanation. A wrong answer still powers your move, with reduced strength.

  4. 04

    Befriend

    After two victories, befriend a wild creature and grow your team.

Your first companions

Meet your starters.

Every Ranger begins with a choice. Which companion will join your adventure?

Portrait coming soon

Embercub

One of your three starter creatures.

Portrait coming soon

Brooklet

One of your three starter creatures.

Portrait coming soon

Mossling

One of your three starter creatures.

Also meet Zapbee, Pebblit, Glimmoth, Thornwarden, Drizzlit, Bubblesnail, Reedwing throughout the wilds. Some creatures unlock grown forms through progression.

Discover the regions

Two regions. So much to discover.

Whispering Forest

Meet Ranger Juniper, encounter visible wild creatures and take on story challenges leading to the Forest Guardian.

Region artwork coming soon.

Whisperwater River

Continue the adventure by the river, discovering another region and more creatures to befriend.

Region artwork coming soon.

Crystal Caves and Sky Peaks are future areas, not completed playable regions.

Maths that grows with you

Four topics. Room to find your pace.

Questions adapt to recent practice, with five difficulty levels within each topic.
01

Addition & subtraction

Five levels of adaptive practice.

02

Multiplication

Five levels of adaptive practice.

03

Division

Five levels of adaptive practice.

04

Fractions

Five levels of adaptive practice.

Hints, visual explanations, optional read-aloud and review of previously practised skills offer support along the way. An incorrect answer brings a worked explanation, and your move still happens at reduced power.

Maths is generated and checked in code, not by generative AI. Curriculum v9 tags are implemented but not independently teacher-validated.

Beyond the battles

A whole little world to care for.

Sanctuary

Care for the creatures you've befriended and develop your team.

Number Garden

Practise times tables in your Ranger's Number Garden.

Grow your Ranger

Earn experience and coins, gain Ranger levels, unlock rewards and customise your character.

Keep discovering

Follow daily goals, fill your Adventure Book and earn maths badges.

The shop and expanded economy are planned, not yet built.

For parents

Their next great adventure. Your peace of mind.

Math Wilds combines imaginative gameplay with thoughtful maths practice, giving children room to learn, explore and try again.

Maths that adapts

Questions adjust based on recent practice, with five levels within each topic.

Mistakes are part of learning

Helpful explanations and supportive feedback make room to try again.

No ads or tracking

The current game does not use advertising or third-party analytics.

You're in control

Adjust starting levels, focus topics and optional daily play limits.

See their practice

Review the maths topics, attempts and accuracy recorded during gameplay.

Parent reporting reflects in-game practice, not independently verified learning outcomes.

Their world stays on their device.

No accounts, ads, tracking or network calls during gameplay. Local saves keep progress on the device, without cross-device syncing. Optional daily play limits, reduced-motion and accessibility settings put families in control.

Questions from parents

Your next adventure

A little news from the wilds.

Public availability has not been announced. Parents can join our updates for news about Math Wilds.