Matematik i Måneby

An exciting and educational space adventure

On a deserted moon, aliens are building a whole town, and you are the one doing the sums. The game (MoonVille Math in English) comes from Bitfrost Interactive and can be played here again, with permission from Bitfrost Interactive.

The title screen of Matematik i Måneby with the game's logo over the lunar landscape

History

From the launch at Merlin in Friheden in 2005, through school licences and Måneby+, to the closure of Bitfrost and the preservation work today. With sources.

The game

What Matematik i Måneby actually is: aliens, building tasks, the wise old man who reads everything aloud, school years and the known versions.

Play

The game itself, right in your browser. Free, with no installation and no CD-ROM.

About the project

A private preservation project. About the permission from Bitfrost, how to get in touch and why this site exists.

Questions and answers

Can you still play Matematik i Måneby?

Yes. The original game from 2005, in the Matematik i Måneby+ edition, can be played free here in the browser with permission from Bitfrost Interactive.

Do you need to install anything or have a CD-ROM?

No. The game runs directly in the browser, and there is nothing to install.

Which school years is the game for?

You choose the level yourself, from 1st to 6th grade, and which types of problem to include, for example the four operations of arithmetic, fractions, area, volume and charts.

Can you save your game?

Yes. The game is saved in the browser on the computer you play on, so you can carry on where you left off.

Does it work on tablets and phones?

The game was made for mouse and keyboard and plays best on a computer.

Who made the game?

The Danish company Bitfrost Interactive, which released it in September 2005.