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8 game modes, 1 card set

Play your lesson.

Write your questions once, then play them as a boss fight, a race, a ticking bomb or a 3D zombie arena. Students join from any browser with a code.

Free to host. Students don't need an account.

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Hosting is always free, with or without an account. Credits are only for the question generator, at 1 credit for up to 10 questions.

  • 10credits to start when you sign up
  • 15credits to start if you sign up with a colleague’s invite link
  • +15for you when a colleague signs up with the invite link on your dashboard
  • +2credits a week, added when you next sign in, until you have 20

One card set. Every way you teach.

Play it live, set it as homework, or hand students a code. The same questions work in every mode.

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In class

Play it live on the board

Put the code on the board. The whole class plays one game, from their own phones.

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Homework

Set it for home

Assign a set, with a deadline if you like. Students enter the homework code and play in their own time.

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Your own cards

Write once, play it eight ways

Write your questions or generate them for your course. Every mode and every printable uses the same set.

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Students

Got a code?

Join from any browser with your first name and pick a character. No account, no app.

  • 8game modes, from a boss fight to a 3D arena
  • 1card set plays in every one of them
  • 0accounts for students: a code and a first name
  • 7printable formats, from crosswords to dominoes

Eight ways to play

Every mode plays from the same card set, so changing mode never means rewriting questions.

  • The Boss Battle projector: a pixel monster in a dungeon, under its health bar.

    Boss Battle

    The whole class fights one boss. Right answers hit it, wrong ones heal it.

  • The Racer projector: karts racing on a dirt track.

    Racer

    Each right answer moves you forward. Play solo or in teams.

  • The Kaboom projector: a character holding the bomb on a construction site.

    Kaboom

    Answer right to pass the bomb on. Hold it when it goes off and your points go to everyone else.

  • The Sabotage projector: a character in front of a vault full of coins.

    Sabotage

    Right answers earn coins and cards that freeze, steal, swap or shield.

  • The Throne projector: one student on the throne in a castle hall.

    Throne

    One student holds the throne and the rest of the class tries to take it.

  • The Splycr projector: a question with four answers in an arcade.

    Splycr

    Quick-fire questions. A streak stacks your multiplier up to three times.

  • The Cryo projector: an ice rink seen from above, with frozen players.

    Cryo

    A frozen arena of frost charges. Answer a question to reload.

  • Outbreak on a laptop: a first-person 3D arena, with blocky classmates in the distance.

    Outbreak

    A first-person zombie arena for laptops. Answer right to get back in.

Why so many modes? Read the guide

How it works

From a blank set to a class full of scores in one lesson.

  1. Write your cards

    Questions and answers, written once or generated for your course, and kept in your library.

  2. Pick a mode

    Put the code or QR code on the board. Students join from any browser.

  3. Play and review

    See every student’s score and accuracy when the round ends.

Ready-made sets

The sets other teachers play most. Open one to look through it and host it straight away.

Beyond the screen

Every card set also prints, in seven formats: for homework, stations, cover lessons or plain pen-and-paper revision.

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