Battle
with math
Every enemy is a math problem. Answer correctly to attack, defend, and earn XP. Real skills. Real progress.
Infinilearn is a multiplayer RPG where 3rd–9th graders build skills, gain confidence, and have fun doing math.
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Every enemy is a math problem. Answer correctly to attack, defend, and earn XP. Real skills. Real progress.
Team up in a shared world. Chat safely, trade items, and tackle quests together. Math is more fun when you’re not alone.
Live progress, mastery data, and useful tools that make teaching and supporting learners easier. We’ve got your back.
From Market Square to the Academy Garden, every region is packed with monsters, mysteries, new gear, and math.
There’s no worksheet hiding behind the adventure. Solving real, grade-level problems are how players attack, craft, unlock areas, and move the story forward.
Get the full picture with dashboards that save time and turn every play session into clear, useful learning data.
Expressions 58%
Integers 63%
94 problems solved this week.
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Parents can launch the game from the same account for quick setup.
Ratios & proportions76%
Expressions & equations58%
Integers & rational numbers63%
Printable summary with accuracy, weak topics, play activity, and topics practiced.
Parents, teachers, and homeschoolers need different proof. Pick the path that matches how you will use Infinilearn.
No ads, preset chat, topic progress, and clear parent visibility.
Parent guide → TeachersFree classroom setup, flexible topic paths, and useful reports.
Teacher guide → HomeschoolSelf-paced practice, parent tracking, and flexible use at home.
Homeschool guide →Every student gets the complete game: every zone, quest, battle, and math problem. Premium is optional for families who want deeper insight and extra ways for kids to customize their hero.
The full game
Family insights + cosmetics
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Classroom play and the full student game stay free. Premium adds family controls, deeper insight, and cosmetic extras.
Real notes from classrooms and kitchen tables, pulled straight from our inbox and comment sections.
Many of my students have been behind in math but they all got HOOKED on Infinilearn and want to play whenever they have free time. They ask me and each other how to solve certain types of problems so that they can get further in the game. After a month they have all significantly improved in various areas.
YOU ROCK!!! Thank you so much for replying, fixing the bug and sharing such clear instructions SO quickly! I will tell my class shortly. They seriously love this game. They were asking how to play it on the weekend?! THANK YOU!!!
My students like this more than Prodigy. We use it as a paperwork break and for early finishers. The data that it collects is very informative and helps me see the gaps easily for planning and goal writing.
It’s a warm up a few days a week and always an early finisher task. My reluctant kids love the game style, and my advanced students race to beat each level.
The RPG game you built that covers a more comprehensive math curriculum is fantastic! Several of my students were writing down their login info to play at home this weekend!
I am Adrian Martinez. I love stories, I love games, and I think the best games make hard things feel worth trying. Infinilearn is my attempt to give math that same pull.
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