Enjoy Playing Multiplication – Level 4 – Balloon Pop
I’ve been playing Multiplication – Level 4 – Balloon Pop with my niece, and it’s surprisingly addictive. You’re presented with a series of multiplication questions—sometimes two-digit by single-digit, sometimes even two-digit by two-digit—and a cluster of colorful balloons floats up the screen, each stamped with a possible answer. The trick is to pop the correct balloon before it drifts off the top of the screen, or you lose points. It’s simple but fast-paced, and keeps you on your toes when the clock starts ticking.
What really makes this level stand out is the way the difficulty ramps up. In earlier levels you might see something like 6 × 7 or 8 × 9, but level 4 throws in problems like 12 × 11 or 13 × 8—so you’re doing more mental gymnastics. The balloons move quicker, and occasionally there’s a bonus balloon that shows up for extra points (and sometimes a little animated surprise). Missing the right answer feels more personal here; you know you’re really testing your multiplication skills because those easy ones are long gone.
There’s a playful color scheme too—bright reds, blues, and yellows—that makes each burst of a balloon feel rewarding. You can even rack up combo multipliers if you nail several correct answers in a row, which adds a layer of strategy: do you take a moment to double-check a tricky question, or keep blazing through to build your combo? And if you do goof, you get gentle feedback rather than a harsh buzzer, which feels encouraging instead of frustrating.
All in all, Balloon Pop at Level 4 is a neat balance of learning and light competition—either against your own high score or with a friend sitting beside you. It’s motivational without being stressful, and every popped balloon brings a small sense of victory. Perfect for that quick brain workout when you’ve got a few minutes to spare.