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How it works

From an idea to a playable learning moment.

You bring the learning goal. AI helps build the game. You decide what works for your learners.

  1. Choose a learning goal or material

    Be specific: who is learning what? Which situation should learners understand or practise? Add suitable material only.

    For example

    “My class should compare fractions on a number line. Create short rounds with clear feedback.”

  2. Generate and review

    Choose the right scope and review the displayed credit cost. Play through the result yourself. Check subject accuracy and clarity.

    For example

    “What works already? Which task should be easier, clearer or phrased differently?”

  3. Refine through chat

    Describe your change in everyday language. Small text corrections are free; larger rebuilds may use credits.

    For example

    “Simplify the feedback and add a hint before the second attempt.”

  4. Share and use together

    Share the reviewed game by link or QR code. Learners do not need their own accounts for public games. Also check the device they will use.

    For example

    “In class, in vocational training, or as practice after a workshop.”

Examples from the studio

Play first. Then make it yours.

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BruchzahlenAI Generated
Mathematics

Bruchzahlen

Place fractions on a number line and compare their size.

German · School

Public example
KlimaCityAI Generated
Climate & environment

KlimaCity

Weigh up choices for a city: what supports the environment and quality of life?

German / English · School & training

Public example
Repair or Replace?AI Generated
Vocational education

Repair or Replace?

A washing machine becomes a decision challenge: repair or replace?

German / English · Vocational training

Public example

Game images show existing examples; large editorial images are illustrations. Available languages may vary by game.

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