The Typo Swarm is scrambling Planet Lexicon. Benny flies across five sectors and shoots the creature labelled with the right answer in math, vocabulary, science, or history. A correct shot freezes the swarm and offers an Ink Gift. Each sector ends with a boss that can only be stunned by the right ink bubble.
Category: Space Shooter & Quiz. Recommended ages: 6-14.
Move with the arrow keys or A and D, and fire with the space bar or a click. On a phone, drag to steer and tap Fire. Each wave labels four creatures; shoot the one with the right answer for 500 points, a three-second freeze, and a choice of Ink Gift. A wrong label shows the answer and speeds the swarm up for eight seconds. A Scholar Balloon asks a bonus riddle that can grant a life. Five sectors, twenty waves, three lives to start, an extra life at 5,000 points and every 10,000 after that, and one Rewrite It question if the lives run out. On a boss, shoot the correct bubble to stun it, then hit the glowing weak point.
Benny's Math Attack is a space shooter set over Planet Lexicon. The player slides a comet along the bottom of the screen and fires upward, and the learning is on the swarm: four creatures carry answer labels, and the shot that matters is the one that hits the right label. Aiming is the game, and the question is answered with the same shot that clears the wave.
There are five sectors, and the questions get harder as the galaxy does. The Number Nebula stays on easy and medium math. The Vocabulary Veil moves from easy words to medium ones. The Science Stars run from medium science to hard. The History Haze mixes medium and hard history. The Mixed Galaxy is a hard review of all four. Answers stay short so they fit on a creature. The order is shuffled onto four random members of the swarm, so the right answer is never in a fixed spot.
A correct shot scores 500, freezes the swarm for three seconds, and then offers an Ink Gift: Twin Nib fires two shots for ten seconds, the Inkwell Shield absorbs one hit, Slow Time drops the swarm to 60 percent speed for six seconds, and Splash Blast makes the next shot burst. Every third correct answer in a row grants a gift on its own. A wrong shot shows the right answer and speeds the swarm up for eight seconds. A Scholar Balloon drifts across during a wave and asks a bonus riddle; a correct answer there adds a life, up to five, or a shield if the lives are already full. The run starts with three lives, and the score gives another at 5,000 points and every 10,000 after that. When the last life goes, one Rewrite It question can put a life back. Each sector ends with a boss. Three ink bubbles circle it; shooting the right one stuns it so the glowing weak point takes triple damage.
Sniping the first labelled creature in lane often misses: a wrong label speeds the swarm, so the cheap shot costs the next several seconds. Read the question and all four labels before firing. Paper shields along the bottom wear down; a swarm that reaches that line costs a life and restarts the wave.
Write four answers on cups and throw a soft ball, or stick labels on a door for foam darts. Table talk across math, words, science, and history uses the same bank. Designing the next wave riddle with three near misses is the harder skill.
Holding fire until a chosen label lines up, longer streaks, and later sectors (Number Nebula, Vocabulary Veil, Science Stars, History Haze, Mixed Galaxy) are the useful signals. A creature's fact reused later means the shooter is teaching, not only clearing waves.