Microjam 019 Submission: SimpleMath

The V2 file is the one with sound and a clock, the V1 file is the one I first submitted. I submitted the V2 file on the same day, only 3 hours after the deadline, so it wasn't without sound for long. Both will definitely run on windows, I have no clue about linux or apple. It was made in Unity if that helps you figure that out.

You are a student, who's currently not doing well in math class because their teacher sucks. Your teacher has started asking some really weird questions on their test recently, asking you to calculate the dimensions of certain objects, or to figure out the time it would take for something to occur, or figuring out how much of something might be in something else. This usually happens in a cycle of you not knowing the answer to their questions, them writing some hurtful remarks on your test, and then not really providing too much more guidance on the next one, in which the cycle would repeat. 

The questions also seem to have a strange focus on bicycles for some reason...

Use your ruler, your calculator, and whatever other tools are at your disposal to solve the problems your teacher has given you, and to figure out what it is your teacher is using you to get closer to accomplishing.

The calculator and ruler are controlled by your mouse clicking.

The boxes for your name and today's date on each test do NOT check what you put in them. You don't have to put your name or today's date. They will be counted against you if they aren't filled in though, as some teachers tend to do. 

I did all the art/making the pictures/mechanics/programming/writing/etc... for this game. I also did the sound for the game, because I actually figured it out. 

I'd love to hear peoples' thoughts on the game, and how it might be improved or if you enjoyed it or if you would like to see it expanded upon and stuff.