Games

Students open briefcases and answer questions to win big. Run it solo, lead it yourself, or let the whole class vote in real time. The featured game inside QuizSea.

Questions unlock puzzle pieces — place them to fill rows and score points. Solo play or teacher-led with a live dashboard tracking every student's score and accuracy.

Students answer questions to earn gold, then take actions: open a chest, dig for hidden potatoes, or steal from rivals. Nine secret potato types with wild effects — Lucky, Rotten, Shield, Boomerang, and more. The most chaotic game in QuizSea.

Match cards by color or value in this real-time multiplayer UNO-style game. Teachers create custom decks using any vocabulary set — words, emojis, or both. Includes Skip, Reverse, Draw Two, Wild, and Wild Draw Four. 2–6 players per room (up to 8 with teacher-assigned seating). Students join with a room code — no account needed.

Control a snake across a massive hex-tile world. Food items are A/B/C/D answer choices — eat the correct one to grow, eat wrong and get stunned. Escape the safe zone for a 5-second shield and auto-fire pellets. Battle up to 34 bots (Easy/Medium/Hard) and chase three end-game trophies: Knowledge Master, The Giant, and Hot Streak.

Students mine through an infinite underground grid — Left, Right, and Down only. Correct answers refuel your Gas so you keep moving. Dodge the Greedy Mole (steals gold), outrun the Ghost of Greed (haunts you per tile), and avoid falling rocks. Teachers set the end condition: first to a target depth, first to earn a gold amount, or a timed run. Full awards page at the end. Also playable solo — no account needed.

Students conjugate verbs and answer grammar questions to fire at the enemy fleet. Uses its own board and verb templates — not quiz packs.

Students fill in blanks as they watch and listen. A completely separate resource from quiz packs — bring your own video.

Teachers upload any image and attach questions. Students see a fully pixelated picture — each correct answer uncovers a cluster of tiles until the image is revealed. Live leaderboard and Ably-powered real-time tile reveals for the whole class.

Inspired by the classroom card game Slaps: the whole vocabulary board stays on screen while the prompt keeps changing — "Find the vegetables," "Cosas que bebes," anything you write. Teachers check off the correct words for each prompt themselves. Play it untimed for practice, timed for review, or fully competitive with a live leaderboard — same activity, three ways to run it.

Objects are physically packed together and genuinely block one another — an object can only leave if its exit lane is clear. Work out which ones can actually move, read the conjugated verb each one carries, and route it to the subject it belongs to. Clearing one opens whatever was stuck behind it, and new arrivals never stop. Later levels add stem-changers, irregulars, and typing the form yourself. Infinite arcade run with combos and a high score — pick one of three art directions (Traffic, Orbit, Plaza) before you start.