We’ve launched a new feature on Helpful Games that makes it easier than ever to let your students play your custom games – without them needing to log in or have an account. What are pin-code-locked games? As a teacher […]
Sometimes getting the right answer isn’t enough – you also need to understand order. What comes first? Which letter belongs where? Which step in the chain is next? That’s exactly what the new game type Put in Order trains. What […]
We’ve improved the tracking of your game results so you can now see your progress in even more detail – whether you’re logged in or not. As before, you can find your results by clicking on your knowledge points or […]
Students can now choose to automatically advance to the next question – without having to click the “Next” button. How does it work? When you answer a question correctly on the first try, a countdown starts and the game advances […]
We have now launched a new feature that makes it clearer for students to play the games on Helpful Games. Many games now include hearts that give players the opportunity to retry a missed question. How it works When a […]
We have made an improvement to Helpful Games! Your results are now automatically saved on your device – even if you are not logged in. This means you can continue collecting knowledge points and medals the next time you return, […]
We are excited to introduce a new feature that makes it even easier for students to learn while playing on Helpful Games! What’s New? When a student answers a question incorrectly in the game, they can now get an explanation […]
We’ve launched a new feature that makes it much easier for students to type special characters in our language games – particularly useful for modern languages and other subjects where special characters are needed. How it works When any question […]
It’s time to explore an even better Helpful Games! With over 1,800 game levels, we are a large platforms for learning through play – and now we’ve made the experience even more enjoyable and seamless for both students and teachers. […]
Now a horizontal bar appears that gets smaller and smaller as time goes by. When 30% of the time remains the bar turns orange and at 15% the bar turns red. If the time runs out, the game round is […]
