Vocabulary quiz for your class
Paste a word list and get a quiz game students can open from a link. Ask for levels that get harder as they go.
Describe the questions and rules, and Manus builds a quiz you can play and share.
Make a picture quiz about ocean animals. 10 questions with four answers each, a 15-second timer, and 3 lives.
Your ocean quiz is ready. Play it in the Preview tab.
Add a results screen with a star rating.
Done. Players now see their score and up to 3 stars at the end.
Write what the quiz covers and how players win, play the first version, then share it.
Write the topic, the question types, and how players win. Paste your own questions or attach notes and images for Manus to use.
The AI game maker builds your quiz and opens it in the Preview tab. Play it right away, with nothing to download or install.
Publish to give your quiz its own web address. Copy the link, or share it straight to X, Reddit, Facebook, or Discord.
Ask for multiple choice, true or false, picture questions, or typed answers. Try one of each in this sample round.
Each card puts its prompt in the box at the top.
Paste a word list and get a quiz game students can open from a link. Ask for levels that get harder as they go.
Two players share one keyboard and race to buzz in first. Add lives, a countdown, and a final round worth double points.
Attach a PDF and turn its key points into a short quiz for new team members. Ask for a one-line explanation after each answer.
Build a quiz about a band, a show, or a game your group loves, then post the link in your Discord server.
Want something other than a quiz? Create a game with AI from any idea, or find one with the game idea generator.
Tell Manus what to change in plain words, then play the new version.
Done. Each question now has 10 seconds on the clock.
Set the seconds per question, take a life for each wrong answer, or end the game when the clock runs out.
Give bonus points for answers in a row, and move players to harder questions as they level up.
Adjust settings such as speed while you play and see the result right away.
Browse every image, sound, and font in your quiz, and ask Manus to replace any of them.
Every change is a message in the chat, so you never touch code. See how to make a game without coding.
Let friends join online, or crowd around one screen and race to buzz in.
Online play needs a game server, which runs on a Manus Cloud Computer that you choose or buy separately. Then friends can join your quiz and play at the same time.
For players in the same room, give each person a buzzer key and show the scores side by side.
After you publish, the dashboard shows active players, game opens, new players, and top countries.
Read how hosting, sharing, and the dashboard work in Introducing Game Dev.
It is a tool that turns your questions and rules into a game people can play. With Manus, you describe the quiz in everyday words, and it builds a browser game with the questions, scoring, and screens you asked for.
Paste your questions and answers into the prompt, or attach a file that has them. Then say how the game should work, for example 15 seconds per question or three lives. Play the first version and ask for changes in the same chat.
No. You describe the quiz and ask for changes in plain words, and Manus writes the code.
Common types include multiple choice, true or false, picture questions, and typed answers. You can mix them in one game and give each round its own timer and points.
Yes. Ask for multiplayer in your prompt. Online play needs a game server, which runs on a Manus Cloud Computer that you choose or buy separately. For players in the same room, ask for buzzer keys on one keyboard.
Publish the game to give it its own web address, then copy the link or share it to X, Reddit, Facebook, or Discord. Players open it in a browser, and the dashboard shows how many people open and play it.
Yes. You can browse every image, sound, font, and animation in your game and ask Manus to edit or replace any of them.
Write a few questions and the rules, and Manus builds a quiz your friends can play.
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