Gamified Learning
The same questions. Played instead of answered.
No credit card required. Free plan available.
Six games, from questions you already wrote
Point a game at an existing quiz or assessment and pick a format: Match and Memory, Runner Answer Gates, Knowledge Defence, Escape, Snake or Pong. You are not authoring a game — you are choosing how your existing questions get played.
Repetition people opt into
Nobody retakes a quiz for fun, which is a problem when retrieval practice is the thing that actually moves knowledge into long-term memory. A game gets replayed for the score. The revision happens as a side effect.
Scores, play counts and a leaderboard
Sessions and scores are recorded, and the platform leaderboard ranks learners by the certificates they have earned. Play counts show which games are actually being used rather than which ones you hoped would be.
Embed a game inside the course
Games drop into pages as a block, so a game can close a module as its recap. Learners meet it in the flow of the course instead of being sent somewhere else and probably not going.
How it works
- 1
Start from a quiz
Use a quiz or assessment you already have — or generate one with AI from a topic, page or uploaded document.
- 2
Pick a game type
Choose from six formats depending on whether you want recall, speed or pattern matching.
- 3
Drop it into a course
Embed the game in a page so it sits at the end of the module it revises, and watch the scores come in.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to build the game myself?
- No. You point a game at a quiz or assessment you have already written and choose a format. The game is generated from your existing questions.
- What game types are available?
- Six: Match and Memory, Runner Answer Gates, Knowledge Defence, Escape, Snake and Pong.
- Why use a game instead of just a quiz?
- Retrieval practice works best when it is repeated, and people rarely retake a quiz voluntarily. A game gets replayed for the score, so the repetition happens without having to be mandated.
- Can I see how learners are doing?
- Game sessions, scores and play counts are recorded, and there is a leaderboard ranking learners by certificates earned.
- Can a game be part of a course?
- Yes. Games embed into pages as a block, so they can sit at the end of the module whose material they revise.
- Which plan includes games?
- Games are a premium feature. Creating quizzes and assessments, which games are built from, is available on the free plan.
Ready to get started?
Games are a premium feature. Building the quizzes and assessments they are generated from is free. See plans and pricing.
No credit card required. Free plan available.