Frequently Asked Questions

No account is currently required to start playing the available games.

Yes. Games that provide a Start Game or Demo option can be played immediately so you can see how the game works before preparing your own lesson content.

The website provides classroom review games designed to help teachers make vocabulary, grammar, speaking, and lesson review more engaging.

Each game has its own rules and reward system. You can read the game's How to Play section before starting.

Yes. The games are designed primarily for classroom team play. The number of teams depends on the individual game. Check the game's help section for specific rules.

The games are designed to be adaptable to different lessons. You can create lesson packs using your own questions, vocabulary, grammar, and other lesson content.

The games are primarily designed for teacher-led classroom activities. The teacher controls the game while students answer questions and make decisions as teams.

A lesson pack is a collection of questions and lesson content prepared for use with a game. Instead of entering your questions every time you play, you can prepare a lesson pack and load it when you need it.

Yes. Games that support lesson packs provide a Create Lesson Pack option. This allows you to prepare content specifically for your class and lesson.

Yes. Once you have created a lesson pack, you can load it again when you want to use the same lesson content.

The games work well after teaching a vocabulary set, grammar point, expression, or other lesson content. Students answer review questions before taking their turn in the game, turning the review activity into a competitive classroom game.

Not necessarily. The teacher can decide whether students should answer individually, work with their teammates, or discuss the answer before responding.

Yes. One simple way to turn the games into speaking practice is to require students to answer using complete sentences before allowing them to continue.

The games are designed to run through your web browser, so there is no traditional desktop application that needs to be installed.

A modern browser such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari should work. Keeping your browser updated is recommended.

Please use the Contact Us page to report the problem. When reporting a bug, please include as much information as possible, including which game you were playing and what happened.