Interactive potion-brewing quests: Engages children in hands-on math learning through storytelling
Dynamic number manipulation: Uses physical cubes for real-time addition and subtraction to reinforce concepts
10 story-driven quests: Progresses players through a magical world while building math skills
Supports diverse learners: Suitable for children with advanced math skills and those with dyscalculia
Quick set-up: Ready to play in 10-20 minutes for convenient family time
Summarized by Shop
Become an alchemists assistant and shake the magical ingredients to create the much needed potions for the villagers. Add and subtract one digit numbers, solve challenges and learn about a whimsical fantasy world as you journey across your quests. Every potion sharpens your math skills in this magical adventure
Game Features
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Recommended Age Group
3 years or older
Board Game Mechanics
Strategy, Arithmetic
Board Game Features
Quick set-up
Gameplay Skills
Addition, Subtraction
Average Play Session Duration
10-20 minutes
Materials
Playcubes sold separately
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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Dungeons and dragons for little kids
I wasn't sure about this, since it seemed a little too elementary for my 4 YO who has a special interest in math. He loved the Peter Rabbit game at first, but now asks for it to include multiplication and seems a bit bored with it. I got "math alchemist" anyway on the recommendation of Tokidos and am SO GLAD I did. This isn't just a math game; it's a really soothing dungeons and dragons game for littles. Mine doesn't like music, but this music is soft and comforting and the voice is so lovely. The names of the ingredients are really special and he often repeats them, smiling. The only negative is that he gets to 15 quickly, and then it seems that 10+5 is the equation that's repeated -- for a game like this, I think it would be better if they scaled down again since more variety would keep him interested, and it's not the math per se that is his favorite thing about the card. He's been playing with it more as a make-pretend game that is appropriate for an older set, so even if your child has mastered basic counting, it's still a fun game to play, especially at bedtime, as a way to wind down but give in to playing one more game before going to bed. The soothing voice and music are also a bonus for bedtime.
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Margaret · May 13, 2025
My daughters favorite!
This one is sooooo cute! It is my daughter’s absolute favorite! I thought it might be hard for her but not at all!! She loves shaking the ingredients into the. I am impressed each time with her ability to add!
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Shauna · January 29, 2025
Great for Learning
The “graphics” on the cubes for this game are adorable and interactive. The story/ game play is fantastic, this is our favourite game so far. Fun learning for our 4 year old. Highly recommend!