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Solo Games

Game type

Adventure

Modes

Individual
Player v Player

Players & Teams

1 player
2 - 100 players

Discover Blockerzz Arrow Quest and Gold Rush, the Minecraft-inspired game perfect for solo or multiplayer adventures. Explore different lands or let your students unleash their creativity with custom creations. Teachers worldwide are raving about Blockerzz! Try it with your students or have a blast playing solo. Join the excitement now!

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Game type

Sports

Modes

Individual

Players & Teams

1 player

Our classic basketball shootout now on a solo game version.

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Team Games

Game type

Sports

Modes

Team v Team

Players & Teams

2 to 100 players
2 teams

Football fever has arrived at Quizalize! Turn your quizzes into an epic football match. A perfect game for team v team, and you can choose from more than 30 different nationalities to play as.

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Game type

Race

Modes

Player v Player
Team v Team
Class v Computer

Players & Teams

2 to 100 players
2 teams

The Cosmos is under the rule of the evil Under Creatures. Five brave creatures, led by Captain Kleo the Koala, band together to find The Keys of Light and return light to the Cosmos once more.

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Game type

Battle

Modes

Player v Player
Team v Team
Class v Computer

Players & Teams

2 to 100 players
2 to 10 teams

Journey to a Medieval fantasy land and prepare for the most epic of battles. Set to an enticing soundtrack with epic battle arenas, only the bravest of warriors will triumph in Battlerzz.

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Game type

Battle

Modes

Player v Player
Team v Team
Class v Computer

Players & Teams

2 to 100 players
2 teams

Who loves throwing tomatoes at bears?! Get answers right and earn tomatoes to throw at your losing opponent. Get answers wrong? Prepare to be tomato-ed!

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Game type

Sports

Modes

Player v Player
Team v Team
Class v Computer

Players & Teams

2 to 60 players
2 to 6 teams

The classic Quizalize game Hoopzz is back-but better. The ultimate basketball game has had an upgrade; now you can choose from more teams & decide once and for all who is the best at Hoopzz.

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Game type

Sports

Modes

Team v Team
Class v Computer

Players & Teams

2 to 60 players
2 teams

A Quizalize classic game where teams race to answer questions as quickly as possible and get to the flag, becoming the true First to Flag champion.

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Game type

Arcade

Modes

Class v Computer

Players & Teams

2 to 100 players

Experience this classic arcade game and make sure your classroom spaceship will not be lost in the asteroids. A correct answer shoots a rock and gets your class closer to an epic high score. Guaranteed arcade retro fun for your students.

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Game type

Leaderboard

Modes

Player v Player
Team v Team

Players & Teams

2 to 100 players
2 to 50 teams

Another classic Quizalize game. As students answer questions correctly they will climb to the top of the Leaderboard. Try the brand new team mode.

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Turn any quiz into an epic classroom game

How it works

Choose a quiz

Create a quiz, import from Google Form & Quizlet, or select one of the 500,000 quizzes created by other teachers

Select a game

Play a solo or a team game, choose from 10 different games

Host & Play

Display the game on a large screen in front of the class. Students join with their class code and answer the quiz on their devices

Analyze the results

Spot student learning gaps instantly. Track student progress over time with our unique Quizalize Mastery Dashboard.

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Learn how 'Battlerzz' works in the classroom

The team with the most “crystals” at the end of the game wins the game. If two teams tie with the same number of crystals at the end of the game then the team with the most remaining health wins. If this is also equal, then there is a tie.
Teams win crystals by winning rounds, battling the team that lost the round, and reducing the losing team’s “health” to zero. Each team’s health is shown beneath their character as a green, orange or red circle.
Teams win rounds by having the greatest “strength” for the round. A player can earn up to 200 points for their team by answering a question correctly. The faster a player answers a question correctly, the more points they can score. The strength of the team is the percentage of total points the team actually scored for the round out of the total points they could have scored for the round. The strength is shown above each character as a blue dial with the percentage in the middle.

Learn how 'Kleo the Koala' works in the classroom

The game is a race to the top of the tree; the team whose character reaches the top first wins the game.
The speed of each team’s character is determined by how many of the previous 10 answers were correct for each team. For example, if team A has 5/10 and team B has 9/10 for the previous 10 questions, then team B’s character will climb the tree faster.
Additionally, characters are given speed boosts for a streak of correct answers.

Learn how 'Bearzz' works in the classroom

Every time a team gets five answers correct, the bear hurls a tomato.
The team who throws the most tomatoes wins.

Learn how 'Hoopzz' works in the classroom

The team that scores the most “baskets” by the end of the game wins the game. Two game points are scored per basket.
Players score baskets for their team by answering questions correctly. If a player answers correctly they will see their avatar score a basket. If the player answers a question incorrectly they will see their avatar miss a basket.
Note that it does not matter how fast a student answers an individual question or how quickly they progress through the quiz. The question points scored (up to 200 per question) do not impact whether a player scores a basket in this game.

Learn how 'Hoopzz Solo' works in the classroom

Students can play in class or as part of a homework.
Students earn game points by shooting basketballs into the hoop.
To get more basketballs students must answer quiz questions correctly.

Learn how 'Blockerzz' works in the classroom

Students can play in class or as part of a homework.
Students earn game points by shooting moving targets with arrows.
To get more arrows students must answer quiz questions correctly.

Learn how 'Goalzz' works in the classroom

The team that scores the most goals wins the game.
Win battles on the pitch by filling your team's battle bar with correct answers first. If you lose the battle, your teams answered are passed on to the next round.
When your team wins a battle on attack you will make an attempt to score a goal. The closer you are to the goal, the greater the chance that your team will score.

Learn how 'First to the flag' works in the classroom

The team with the most “points” at the end of the game wins the game.
A player can earn up to 200 points for their team by answering a question correctly. The faster a player answers a specific question the more points they score for that question. The total team points are the sum of the points scored by the players in each team.
Players progress to the center of the screen each time they answer a question even if they answer incorrectly. Thus the position on the screen represents progress through the quiz. Completing the quiz more quickly will mean a player gets to the center of the screen more quickly, but this has no impact on the team’s overall score.

Learn how 'Rockzz' works in the classroom

1.The classroom play as one team.
2. Every time a student gets a correct answer, the spaceship shoots a rock. It's a simple but very fun retro arcade experience.

Learn how 'Leaderboard' works in the classroom

The students with the most “points” at the end of the game wins the game.
The faster a player answers a specific question the more points they score for that question.

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