Let's take a moment to remember the glory days, the days of Math Circus.
It was a series of circus-themed mini games that taught us everything we ever needed to know about math, and more importantly, everything we needed to know about ourselves.
You could slowly work your way up the difficulty metre.
It was a game that challenged you. I mean, after increasing to harder levels, games that you previously thought were for babies would suddenly GET REAL.
And you experienced powerful emotions. There were highs and lows.
And there was nothing more heartbreaking that letting him down.
But seriously. Some of these games were HARD.
Like REALLY hard.
And most of the other games were only easy because you would play them 500 times and learn from trial and error.
There were cute games...
And some truly terrifying ones.
Don't forget about that witch and dragon game that literally involved ZERO MATH.
And you spent hours trying to save Marvel The Magician from that evil witch, by avoiding dragons and whatever the hell that lion creature was.
Finally, after risking your life to save Marvel, he would reward you with a handshake. A HANDSHAKE.
But besides that, Math Circus always gave you what you wanted: An excuse to use the computer while pretending to learn stuff.
