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Version 1.2.5 · 2026-09-08
bug fixes for purchases
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The store currently lists version 1.2.5, updated 2026-09-08.








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Crush Accounting is a mobile learning game designed by award-winning accounting professors Todd Kravet and Leanne Adams to help students review Introductory Financial Accounting while they play.
Match tiles, clear levels, and unlock quizzes covering core accounting topics, from foundational concepts to more advanced material. Each quiz reinforces key terms and ideas, turning study time into an interactive and engaging experience.
Crush Accounting is ideal for students taking Introductory Financial Accounting, students preparing for exams, or anyone who wants a more enjoyable way to review accounting basics.
Instructors can also use Crush Accounting in their courses and give students credit or bonus points for level completion by creating an instructor account at gamificationstate.com.
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bug fixes for purchases
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