Unfortunately, the Coolmath Games Store has shut down, and we will not be adding more games in the future. We’ve still got thousands of totally free-to-play games available on our homepage. If you need support for a purchase you made on the store, please email [email protected].
Thereof, did they delete Cool Math Games?
We’ve seen a crazy rumor flying around that Coolmath Games is shutting down, but don’t worry: There’s no truth to it. We’ve also converted a large number of our older Flash games to HTML5, so you can keep playing them even when Flash support ends. …
Beside above, how do I get Coolmath unblocked?
Unblock Coolmath Games
- Blocked From Coolmath Games?
- Don’t worry, it’s easy to fix.
- “Coolmath-Games.com” is now “CoolmathGames.com” (we got rid of the dash).
- You may need to have your IT administrator add “CoolmathGames.com” to your website list, along with “Coolmath-Games.com”.
- Feel free to contact us:
- Thanks!
How much is Cool Math Games worth?
$80 Million.
It turns out, CoolMath Karen actually owns five different math-related sites which receive a cumulative 43.4 million unique visitors per month.
How old is Coolmath?
How old is X3M?
Moto X3M was first released as a web flash game in 2016. Later on it was ported as a html5 game by the game development studio Madpuffers.
What is the most popular Cool Math Games?
Popular Games
- Copter Royale. Upgrade your copter and be the last one flying!
- B-Cubed. Remove the cubes and get to the red square.
- World’s Hardest Game. It really is. …
- Powerline.io. Earn XP and Achievements in multiplayer Snake!
- IQ Ball. Bullseye! …
- OvO. The 1.4.4 update is here! …
- Darts. Test your aim in online multiplayer!
- Bloxorz.
Where can I play Run 2?
Run 2 – Play it now at CoolmathGames.com.
Who owns Cool Math Games?
Cool Math Games is operated by Coolmath LLC and first went online in 1997 with the slogan “Where logic & thinking meets fun & games.”.
Why did Cool Math Games get blocked?
The concern about Cool Math Games being shut on February 16, 2020, is caused by the fact that Adobe is discontinuing their support for Flash in that year. Rather than waiting to be shut down, Cool Math Games has instead started making the transition from Flash to newer formats such as HTML5.