Master the laws of nature by controlling the elements! Teleport into the astral dimension and choose to control Huô(fire), Shuî (water) or Tû (earth). Use your special powers to atomise or fuse your element and create the perfect sequence of five.
Xíng is a game of strategy and problem solving where players are the masters of a single element. They must use the language of the universe - Math - to tactically position their elements in a sequence to gain victory. They can also use their element powers to control the destiny of others by preventing their sequences from completing.
Spin, pick a card and solve the question to find your position(s) on the board. Place your element token using strategy and planning. Master basic concepts of factors and multiples and gain critical thinking skills in this epic battle of minds!
The winner of the battle of elements restores balance to our chaotic universe!
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This is a great maths game with some extremely cute characters. I like how they aso give a help sheet to learn factors and multiples and help solving on the board. It's very smart and great for parents, especially during the lockdown. Just go for it!
This is my 3rd Luma World game and I love the concept and the idea! It's such a change from online classes and worksheets. We now play games to do homework and study and then every weekend as play time also! It's been a lifesaver as schools are shut! Thanks to the entire team!
Initially I was not sure if learning can actually happen through playing games. We never had such products when we were young. Luma changed my perception and made me believe that it's important to try various mediums for my child to learn. Ranvir not only became faster in his calculations but also could accurately solve the sums mentally. I enjoyed playing the game too with my child. Ranvir never liked math before, but after trying the Luma box his interest totally changed. I'm really looking forward for new games and boxes for my kid.
I really liked the Luma concept very much. Samir, my younger son and me played Guess the Fence game many times, and just did not want to stop. He learned about 2D shapes and its properties really quickly through the game, books and flashcards. My son loved the magic lens and it really made solving word problems on the flashcards really fun. As a whole, It’s a great way of learning.
