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Which planet is closest to the Sun?

▲Mercury
◆Venus
●Mars
■Jupiter

One question set, a whole arcade.

DASH, a Buzzle classroom game

DASH

Race

Parkour energy runner

Eruption, a Buzzle classroom game

Eruption

Survival

Climb before the lava does

TOP BINS, a Buzzle classroom game

TOP BINS

1v1 matches

Answer first, run first, score first.

JUKE, a Buzzle classroom game

JUKE

Chase

What you know becomes your moves.

FRONTLINE, a Buzzle classroom game

FRONTLINE

Team battle

Capture the flag, powered by answers

GLITCH, a Buzzle classroom game

GLITCH

Social deduction

Impostor study station

HEIST, a Buzzle classroom game

HEIST

Real-time heist

Grab the gold, bank it, rob rivals

TYCOON, a Buzzle classroom game

TYCOON

Idle builder

Build a snack empire

REEL, a Buzzle classroom game

REEL

Chill collector

Cast deep, catch legends

SHARK ATTACK, a Buzzle classroom game

SHARK ATTACK

Chase

Outswim it or get eaten

TURF, a Buzzle classroom game

TURF

Map war

Walk on it, and it's yours

Classic Quiz, a Buzzle classroom game

Classic Quiz

Chill

Race through the questions

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From topic to play

Type a topic, press launch, and the join code is on the board before the class has settled.

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Students engaged

Students ask to play it again, including the ones who never raise a hand. Any subject, any grade.

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Questions, zero prep

Every unit you teach, already written. Change the topic and you get a whole new set. No more building a review deck at 10pm.

Study anything

From the Roman Empire to the periodic table, every subject becomes a game.

World HistoryGeographyArt HistoryBiologyChemistryPhysicsLiteratureMathematics
World HistoryGeographyArt HistoryBiologyChemistryPhysicsLiteratureMathematics
World HistoryGeographyArt HistoryBiologyChemistryPhysicsLiteratureMathematics
World HistoryGeographyArt HistoryBiologyChemistryPhysicsLiteratureMathematics
World HistoryGeographyArt HistoryBiologyChemistryPhysicsLiteratureMathematics
AstronomyMusic TheoryEconomicsLanguagesPhilosophyPsychologyGeologyCoding
AstronomyMusic TheoryEconomicsLanguagesPhilosophyPsychologyGeologyCoding
AstronomyMusic TheoryEconomicsLanguagesPhilosophyPsychologyGeologyCoding
AstronomyMusic TheoryEconomicsLanguagesPhilosophyPsychologyGeologyCoding
AstronomyMusic TheoryEconomicsLanguagesPhilosophyPsychologyGeologyCoding

FAQ

What is Buzzle, and how does it work?

What is Buzzle?

Buzzle (playbuzzle.com) makes AI-powered classroom games that make learning stick. A teacher types any topic, and Buzzle turns it into a live, multiplayer game for the whole class. Any subject, any grade.

How does Buzzle work?

Type a topic and press launch. Buzzle writes the questions with AI, and the join code is on the board before the class has settled: from topic to play in about 60 seconds. Students join with that code and play by answering the questions. You can also use your own questions or pick a ready-made set from the marketplace.

How do students join a Buzzle game?

Students go to playbuzzle.com/join, enter the code their teacher shared (or scan the QR code on the board) and jump straight into the game. Students join free, and no account is needed.

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What games can you play on Buzzle?

One question set, a whole arcade. The same questions can be played as DASH, Eruption, TOP BINS, JUKE, FRONTLINE, SHARK ATTACK and Classic Quiz.

What subjects can Buzzle be used for?

Any subject, any grade. From the Roman Empire to the periodic table, every subject becomes a game, and changing the topic gives you a whole new set of questions.

Is Buzzle free?

Yes. Buzzle is free to start, with no card needed. Buzzle Free includes 10 live games a month, AI question generation 5 times a month and 2 game modes (Eruption and Classic Quiz), and students always join free. Buzzle Plus unlocks unlimited live games and every game mode, and schools can ask for custom pricing.

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