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Review games your class will beg for

Play any quiz as a timed quiz game with a leaderboard, a live race, a team game on the board or an arcade game students play at their own pace. Same questions, a different game every day — and nothing to set up twice.

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  • 27 game modes from one quiz
  • Play with devices or on one screen
  • Free for teachers
Game mode picker showing word games, arcade games and board games

What are Edform classroom games?

Edform's classroom review games are built from the questions you already have. Pick a quiz and choose how to play: a live quiz game with a timer, points for speed and a leaderboard after every question; a live race where students answer at their own pace and race across a scene; a team game on one shared screen for classrooms without devices; or one of 27 game modes — word games like crossword and anagrams, arcade games, memory and match-up boards, and adventures like an escape room. Every game still ends in a properly graded answer.

How to play a review game

  1. 1

    Pick a quiz

    Use one of your quizzes, make one with AI, or copy one from the community library.

  2. 2

    Choose a game

    Start a live quiz game or a live race, play a team game on the board, or let students play a game mode at their own pace.

  3. 3

    Play and celebrate

    Students join with a code or QR. Follow the leaderboard live and finish on the podium.

Try it yourself

Play a game made from a quiz

Same questions, different games. Pick one and play.

All cards face up: tap a question, then its answer.

8 pairs in this test

Live games the whole class joins

Put the join card on the board — students scan the QR code or type the code and appear on your screen. Run a quiz game with a timer on every question and a leaderboard after each one, or a race where everyone plays at their own pace.

  • Join with a code, QR code or link
  • Quiz game: timer, speed points, leaderboard and podium
  • Race: own pace, solo, in teams or in groups
Live game host screen showing players and rankings

No devices? Play on one screen

Split the class into teams and play on the board. Teams take turns answering and claim tiles, open treasure chests or spin the wheel, with surprises that keep everyone in it until the end.

  • 2 to 6 teams
  • Boards like Connect Four and tic-tac-toe
  • Name wheel from your class list
One-screen team game board with team scores

27 ways to play the same questions

Students can practise with word games, timed challenges, arcade games and adventures. Edform suggests modes that suit your students' age and only offers modes that fit your questions.

  • Crossword, word search, anagrams and more
  • Arcade games like maze, snake and space defender
  • Escape room, quiz board and board-game adventures
A student playing a review game mode

Built for real classrooms

  • 27 game modes

    Word games, timed quizzes, arcades, memory and match-up boards, and adventures — all from one quiz.

  • Teams and groups

    Play in 2 to 8 teams balanced for you, or let small groups share one device.

  • One-screen team game

    No student devices needed: teams play together on your board or projector.

  • Leaderboards and podiums

    Points for fast right answers and streaks in the quiz game; 17 progress scenes like a mountain climb in the race.

  • Fair by design

    Answers stay on the server until students answer, so nobody can peek at the right option.

  • Right for every age

    Game modes are sorted by age level, from big friendly buttons for young students to calm focus for older ones.

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Frequently asked questions

Which games can I play in Edform?

A live quiz game with a timer and a leaderboard, a live race with a code, a one-screen team game, and 27 game modes including crossword, word search, anagrams, guess the word, match-up, memory, bingo, a quiz board, an escape room and arcade games.

Can I run a quiz game with a timer and a leaderboard?

Yes. Choose Live quiz game and pick 10 to 120 seconds per question. Everyone answers the same question at the same time; fast right answers and answers in a row score more, a leaderboard follows every question and the game ends on a podium.

Do students need devices?

Not for the team game: it runs on one screen with the class split into teams. For the live quiz game, the live race and game modes, students use any phone, tablet or laptop.

Do students need accounts?

No. Students join with a PIN, QR code or link and type a name.

Can I use my own questions?

Yes. Every game is played from a quiz — one you wrote, one AI drafted for you, or one from the community library.

Can I play review games with students learning from home?

Yes. Students join a live game from any device with the PIN or a link, wherever they are, and you can give any game mode as homework with a deadline. Results go into the same report as in class.

Can students keep playing at home?

Yes. After a live race you can continue it as homework with one click, and after a live quiz game you can give the same questions as homework from the report.

Is it free?

Yes, every game mode is free for teachers.

Play your first review game tomorrow

Make a quiz in minutes or pick one from the library — then hit play. Free for teachers.

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  • Works on any device
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