Two ways to play, nine worlds and a pile of surprise mini-games. Every rule is enforced by the game itself, so every single point is earned.
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Any game works with any class: the labels only help you choose.
Just you and a projector. Teams answer on paper or A/B/C/D cards, you tap their answers, and the whole room watches their world react on the big screen. Perfect for schools that ban phones, for younger kids and for any day the Wi-Fi gives up.
A big-screen quiz show: answer chart, drumroll and a podium worth cheering for.
One question on the big screen, the timer ticking, and every team holding up its letter at the same time. You tap the answers, the drumroll plays and the chart reveals who got it right. Streaks pay a bonus, and the scoreboard keeps every team on the edge of their seats until the podium.
Free planTeams sprint for the finish line with a robot on their heels. Every wrong answer lets it get closer.
Each team has a runner on the track and a robot right behind. A right answer is 3 metres forward; a wrong one lets the robot close in. Get caught and it's ZAP: one battery gone. The first team across the finish line wins.
Free planRight answers stack blocks, wrong answers shake the tower. The tallest tower wins.
Every team builds its own tower with a monkey on top. Right answers add blocks, wrong ones knock the top block off, and every fifth question is a Storm round where everything counts double. The tallest tower takes the crown.
Free planThe whole class against one giant boss. Every right answer is a hit; too many mistakes and it strikes back.
No rivals, just one enemy: the whole class against a giant. Every right answer drains its health bar live on screen, and too many wrong answers bring a counterattack. The perfect way to close a unit, or a Quest.
Pro plan and upStudents join with the QR code or the PIN on any phone or Chromebook. Every answer, every move and every mini-game comes from their own hands, while the projector shows the action live. Nothing to install, no student accounts.
The fastest right answers score the most. Streaks, a live leaderboard and a podium at the end.
Students answer on their phones, and the fastest right answers score up to 1,000 points plus streak bonuses. The leaderboard reshuffles after every question, and the final podium comes with a drumroll.
Free planThe robot shouts a number and everyone races to the pads. Wrong count? ZAP!
After every question the robot shouts a number. Students pick a pad on their phone and their runner dashes off. Only pads with exactly that many players are safe; everyone else gets zapped. Students who answered right choose first.
Free planRight answers unlock 10 seconds of attacks on the phone. Hit the glowing weak spots for massive damage.
Everyone teams up against the boss. Students who answer right get 10 seconds to attack on their phones, and the glowing weak spots hit harder. The health bar falls live for the whole class to see.
Pro plan and upDrop blocks from the claw, complete every level and build the tallest tower on screen.
Right answers drop blocks from the team's claw into the column chosen on the phone. Complete a level and it locks in your team's colour. Stack too high on one side and the tower wobbles, so strategy matters as much as speed.
Plus plan and upEvery right answer is one dig. Gold, gems, chests… and crabs that steal your points.
A whole island hides coins, gems, chests and crabs. Every right answer is one dig, chosen on the phone, and the sand flies on the projector. Chests are worth a fortune; crabs steal points.
Plus plan and upSet the angle, set the power, launch the monkey. Real physics, real bullseyes.
Real physics: every right answer is one launch, with angle and power set on the phone. The bullseye scores big, and the banana crate pays a bonus to the first team that hits it.
Plus plan and upPlant your team's flag hex by hex and steal land from your rivals.
A hex map in the middle of the ocean. Every right answer plants your team's flag on a neighbouring hex, empty or held by a rival. Treasure hexes reward whoever gets there first.
Pro plan and upRight answers become cannon shots at the rival teams' hidden fleets.
Every team hides a secret fleet, new each round. Right answers earn shots, aimed at rival seas from the phone. Explosions and splashes appear live for the whole class.
Pro plan and up
Every few questions the game hits pause and throws a mini-game at the room: balloons, rockets, tug of war, true-or-false showdowns. They are built from the words in your own game, so the fun never stops being the lesson.
Pop the balloons that float up the screen. A normal balloon is 1 point, a gold one 5, and a bomb takes 3 away.
Every kick starts with a question. Right and fast: the keeper cannot reach the ball!
Read the sentence and jump onto the word that completes it. The wrong platform sinks into the lava!
Open the chests and find the pairs: the English word and its translation. In English-only games, the pair is a meaning, a synonym, an opposite or a picture.
Words fall from the sky: move the pot of gold and catch only the ones that match the clue. Three in a row give a bonus.
Pump as fast as you can to fill the tank. Every rocket that launches is 10 points.
Hit the robots popping out of the holes, and watch out for the kittens: they take points away.
Team against team: every tap on the button pulls the rope to your side.
Tap the letters in the right order to spell the English word. The clue is in Portuguese or, in English-only games, in English or a picture.
Sentences come one after another: true or false? Right answers in a row raise the bonus.
Each team spins the prize wheel on the big screen. Last place spins first.
Each team picks a mystery box: bonus or trap?
True or false? A right answer passes the bomb on. When it explodes, the team holding it loses.
Epic art, spells drawn on the screen and a lot of rivalry. No cute animals here: teenagers and adults play as mages in rival houses.
Every right answer unlocks spells, and the student casts each one by tracing a magic rune with a finger on the phone. The closer the trace, the stronger the spell: lightning bolts, shields and curses fly across the arena while the houses fight for the crown.
A right answer unlocks 5 spells. The student traces the rune with a finger, in one stroke, and the game measures how precise the trace is.
The server picks each student's rune and checks the trace. Nobody can choose an easy rune or fake a spell.
Lightning bolts, hearts, castles, pentagrams, galaxies and arcane knots, traced in one stroke. Every student gets them all in a new order, with no repeats until all 34 are done.
Double Power, Rune Storm, Wild Magic and First Strike rounds change the rules mid-game. Shields and curses turn friends into rivals.
Every student picks a mage, and every team becomes a house with its own crest.
Potion Lab, Rune Lock, Echo Duel, Dragon's Riddle and Spell Book Catch. They are played only in Spell Cast.
Live Mode: every student traces on their own phone. Projector Mode: the houses take turns at the teacher's computer, tracing with the mouse.
It works with any game, yours or ready-made. In Games → Spell Cast, change the riddles, potions, sentences and words of the mini-games, or use our examples.
It works on any phone, with no microphone. Echo Duel uses the English voice of the teacher's computer: Chrome and Edge work best.
Every few questions, the arena turns into a magic challenge. Five mini-games, made only for Spell Cast.
The recipe asks for one kind of ingredient: tap the one that fits before the cauldron boils over. Fast answers score more.
The magic door is locked with scrambled runes. Put the words in the right order to build the sentence and open it.
The big screen reads a sentence twice, and the student picks the version they heard on the phone: only one word changes (is or was, he or she, in or on). It trains the ear for the details.
The dragon asks riddles in English. Every right answer hurts it: can the class defeat it before the time runs out?
Words fall from the library ceiling: move the golden book and catch only the ones that match the clue.
Turn your games into a journey: the class wins one step per lesson, earns stars and faces the boss at the end.
Choose the games, the order and the worlds. Then just press Play: every step starts by itself.
You set the pass mark. The more the class gets right, the more stars it earns: up to 3 per step.
Missed the mark? The class plays the step again, and the best try is the one that counts.
