Questions, clickable answers, a running score, and a win screen — built visually with no coding. Make a trivia game you own as a file, not one locked inside someone else’s app.
EscapeMaker is built for escape games first — and a quiz is the same click-and-react loop: ask a question, check the answer, keep score. You build it from the same pieces.
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You don’t script an engine. You write the questions and wire the answers — clickable options, score tracking, and timers come ready to use.
Each question is a scene: your prompt as text or an image, with answers laid out as clickable options or image buttons.
Click the correct answer to score and move on; a wrong one can deduct, warn, or branch — using simple conditions, no code.
A variable tallies points as players answer. Compare the final score to brand a result — pass, fail, or a custom rank.
Add a per-question countdown and react when time runs out, for fast-paced trivia.
Post a player’s score to a Newgrounds leaderboard so they can compete for the top spot.
Give it a host character with dialogue and portraits, celebrate right answers with particles and sounds, and theme the whole thing.
Teachers especially: export the quiz as one HTML file that drops into any LMS — a review game students keep, with zero ads, not one trapped in another platform.
Publish to the EscapeMaker Portal in one click, or (on paid plans) export the whole game as one self-contained HTML file to host anywhere.
Nothing here is a “coming soon.” These are the same tools that ship thousands of escape games — pointed at quizzes.
Bring the questions. The scoring is already built.
Yes. Lay out answers as clickable options, and the visual event system checks the choice, scores it, and moves on — no scripts.
A variable adds up points as players answer. You can compare the final total to show a pass/fail result or a custom rank.
Yes. Add per-question countdown timers, and post final scores to a Newgrounds leaderboard.
It’s different: students build and own the quiz as an HTML file that drops into any LMS, with zero ads — not a quiz locked inside another company’s app. (It’s a build-and-export tool, not a live-hosted buzzer game.)
Yes — and a quiz is the same click-and-react loop the engine already runs. You build questions from its scenes, answers, and variables.
On paid plans, export to one HTML file. On any plan, publish free to the Portal.
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