You can build your AsterQuiz in seconds: give a topic to Ray, your AI assistant, and it generates the questions with their answers. If you prefer, write them yourself and mark the correct answer for each one.
Yes. You can pair both the questions and the answers with text, images or audio, or a combination of them. You can even use animated gifs.
As many as you need: there is no fixed limit. For a good game we recommend between 5 and 20 questions, and in the 'Options' tab you choose how many appear in each game.
Each question takes two or three answers, spread across the four lanes on screen. The lanes left free fill up with nebulas, so the player has to dodge them and slip through the correct answer.
Mark the correct answer with the check and leave the rest with the cross; the button sits next to each answer. You can mark one or several as correct, depending on what your question needs.
By default they appear in random order, and the answers are spread across the lanes each game. You can turn off 'Shuffle' in the 'Options' tab if you prefer a fixed order.
Yes. Turn on 'Show the correct answer on mistakes' in the 'Options' tab, and every time the player is wrong they will see which answer was the right one.
Yes, if you leave 'Speed up on answer streaks' on: each answer in a row speeds the fleet up and a mistake slows it down. Answering well and fast pays off.
Yes. With 'Stop to answer' on, braking makes the fleet stop completely while a question is on screen. If you leave it off, braking only slows it down.
Yes, in the 'Options' tab you can set a maximum number of mistakes. The default is 5 lives: the player loses one every time they miss or fly through a nebula.