There is no inappropriate content, but the nature of the content is better suited for children ages 8 and older. It is for this reason that Sumdog has been implemented in school systems all over the world. There is also a parent/teacher section which allows for weekly progress reports, noting where improvements can be made. Games range from puzzles to tower climbing races, where both speed and efficiency is calculated into a final score. Based on how well they placed, users are able to collect coins which allow them to purchase new items for their avatars’ ensemble. Users race against three other players who are using the site, adding a competitive element to the functionality of the site. Users can choose from a variety of different games which help them to become stronger with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and fractions. It is an inventive and detailed website that requires quick summing in a competitive environment. Planetary and city maps: - archives mirrored on this page.Sumdog is a great math resource for parents, children, and teacher.
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If you are looking for a reason to install an Atari ST simulator, this is it. Still, it is a masterpiece in every respect, and arguably a better game than FTL's better-known classic Dungeon Master that was made a few years later. Overall, there's really no fault I can find with Sundog, except that some ship-to-ship combat sequences toward the end are a bit too difficult, and there are not as many clues as I would like.
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Each level of details is full of things you can interact with, from other ships in outerspace view, down to people inside various buildings at ground-base level. The detail in Sundog is staggering, and truly attests to this being a labor of love: the gameworld is fully realized at every level, from outer space to planetside where you can disembark from your ship into an armored car, and even out of the armored car into the streets. What makes Sundog a true classic as opposed to merely a good RPG is neither the brilliant plot development, or the excellent game mechanics, although it has plenty of both: it is the astounding level of detail. Naturally, as you nonchalantly work on the contract, you will soon be involved in a bigger, more sinister plot that has the fate of the entire universe hang in the balance. You must pilot the ship, the Sundog, to the various planets within this area of space and acquire the goods through buying and selling or other means, and deliver them to the colony when they are requested. The game's premise is somewhat cliche, but reasonable: you are a former (galactic) slave who just inherited your uncle's starship, along with a contract that your uncle was working on, which is to supply a colony with the materials and equipment it needs to grow.
It isn't a strategy game, or a space combat game, or a role playing game, but a masterful blend of all three genres into an addictive, astounding epic that will take you months to complete (it took me a few solid weeks, even with walkthrough in hand). Arguably the best Atari ST game ever made, Sundog: Frozen Legacy is also one of the best sci-fi RPGs ever, period.
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