TWO TEAMS. ONE CLASSROOM CONNECTION GAME.

Connect with your knowledge.

Turn GCSE and A-level revision into a teacher-led team strategy game. Choose a subject, answer the letter clues and connect opposite edges of the hexagon board before the other team.

5,420 curriculum questions across 18 subjects, including Maths, English, science and Computer Science

One screen. Two teams. You host. Type answers and confirm scores on a classroom display or interactive whiteboard

Revision or a recreational quiz? Choose curriculum subjects or recreational decks like film or trivia; play Basic or tactical Casino rules

No account or installation needed. How to play, subjects & teacher FAQs · A Darke Matter creation, 2026.

QUESTION FOR Team 1

BUILT FOR REVISION

Credits & info

A Darke Matter creation, 2026

Audio credits

"Happy Happy Game Show" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
Used as start-screen, team-selection and victory-screen music.

"Constance" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
Used as gameplay ambience. Both music tracks loop and crossfade during playback; source files are unmodified.

Correct-answer reactions: Crowd Ooohs and Ahhhs in Excitement by noah0189 — CC0 1.0. Split into eight clips.

Incorrect / no-answer reactions:

Recordings trimmed, volume-balanced, given short fades and converted to MP3; Disappointed_Crowd also downmixed to mono. Originals preserved. Source titles, creators and licences checked on Freesound, 5 November 2026.

Other game sound effects are synthesised locally using Web Audio.

Curriculum clues are original concept-recall questions informed by published specifications and guidance, not complete courses or official exam-board resources. Questions use a shared-topic bank; selecting an exam board does not filter the questions. General knowledge and Movies are recreational quizzes, not curriculum content; preview clues and check film age ratings before classroom use.

Independent of the exam boards and the television programme.

CONNECTION COMPLETE

What a connection!

hexagons claimed
in the winning route
turns played