The Arena
Six back-to-back stages in a Kuwaiti souq: Bubbles, Sniper, Chase, True or False, Defense and Word Order.
Every question typeMultiplayer learning games for every subject
Every lesson an adventure,
every student a hero
Write your lesson questions once, pick from seven games your students play together, and watch their results come in live.
The ArenaSix stages in a Kuwaiti souq
Teachers
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- Arabic
- Science
- Math
- Social Studies
- Islamic Studies
- English
- Physics & Chemistry
- And any other subject
From lesson to game in four steps
Seven games, one lesson
Write your questions once and choose the game when you start the session. Every game feeds its points into one scoreboard in front of you.
Gate Run
Run down the souq street and through the gate with the right answer. Stop whenever you like to read at your own pace.
Speed and focus
Quiz Studio
You show the question on the projector and students answer on their devices. Faster answers earn more points.
The whole class at once
Memory Cards
Flip a question card and find its answer. Remember where things are: a wrong match on a card you've already seen costs points.
Recall and matching
Pearl Dive
Dive from the boat and open the oyster with the right answer before your breath runs out, then the lifeline hauls you back up.
Kuwaiti heritage
The Fort
Every correct answer builds part of your mud-brick fort while your classmates' forts rise around you. The last answer raises the flag.
Build and compete
Escape Room
The team is locked in the old sea captain's house. Every correct answer opens a lock for the whole team; a wrong one jams it without giving the answer away, so students talk it through together.
Best in teamsThe Arena, up close
Six ways to ask a question, across three worlds
In The Arena, students play a stage for each type of question in your lesson, set in the souq, the harbor or the desert.
See what your class understood, not just who won
- The hardest questions, liveSee where most students went wrong, and reteach it in the same lesson.
- Class accuracy and live activityWho joined, who answered, who finished and who's in the lead.
- Every mistake is a chance to learnAn instant explanation after every answer, and a report of each student's mistakes at the end.
- Solo or teams
- A lesson library to copy and adapt
- Import lessons from Excel
- Try any game as a student
- Touch-friendly, no mouse needed
- No student accounts
- Points are scored on the server, so no cheating
Made for Gulf classrooms
Arabic-first down to the typeface, now in English too, with worlds drawn from Kuwait: the souq, the harbor, the desert, pearl diving and the Red Palace.
- 7
- games for the same lesson
- 6
- question types to write
- 80
- students in one session
- 0
- installs or student accounts
FAQ
How do I get a teacher account?
Click “Start as a teacher” and sign in with Google, add your name and school, and you're ready to go.
How much does it cost?
Your first session with your students is completely free, so you can try the platform properly. After that it runs on a subscription for individual teachers or whole schools: get in touch and we will activate it.
Do students need an account or an app?
No. They scan the QR code or type the 6-digit session code, then enter their name. Everything runs right in the browser.
Which devices does it work on?
iPads, Chromebooks, laptops and phones. Quiz Studio and Memory Cards are very light and run on any device, and the 3D games automatically lower their graphics quality on less powerful devices.
How many students can take part?
Up to 80 students in one session, playing solo or in two to four teams.
Which subjects does it suit?
All of them. Write multiple-choice, true-or-false, classification, ordering or find-the-word questions, and every game presents them in its own way.
Ready to turn your next class into a game?
Sign in with Google. Your first session with your students is free.
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