Multiple choice, the question that gets to the point

One question, a few answers, one or more of them right. Players answer with a single tap, on a computer or a phone.

Describe your game: the assistant builds it, you fine-tune it.

How it works

Multiple choice is the easiest mechanic for a player to pick up: read, choose, submit. Answers can be text, images or audio, so you can check a rule just as easily as you can ask someone to recognize an object or a sound.

The learning happens right after the answer. Players see at once what was right, can try again if they have tries left, and get the correct answer if they miss. Points drop with each try, which nudges people to think before they click.

For the player

1The player reads the question, along with its image, video or audio if there is one, and taps the answer or answers they believe are right.
2They submit. Their picks turn green or red, and they can fix them as long as tries remain.
3If they miss, the correct answer shows for a few seconds before the next step.

What you set

Write the question and the answers as text, images or audio, then check the right one or ones.
Choose between a single right answer or several. For image answers, set the aspect ratio and the number of columns.
Optionally place an image, a video or an audio clip next to the question.
Set the number of tries (1 to 3, or unlimited), the points earned on each try, and a timer, 30 seconds by default.
Add hints that cost points, and write your own success, try-again and fail messages.

Ideas for using it

Cybersecurity
Show three emails and ask which one is a phishing attempt.
Compliance
Check that an anti-bribery rule is understood before a module is marked complete.
Product launch
Have sales reps recognize the products in a new line from their photos.
Onboarding
Open the welcome journey with a few questions on the company's history and key numbers.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a multiple-choice quiz online?

Add an MCQ step in the Ludiz editor, write the question and the answers, and check the right ones. You can also describe your topic to the AI assistant and it builds the step for you. The game then runs in a browser or on a phone, with nothing to install.

Can a question have more than one right answer?

Yes. Check as many right answers as you need: the player succeeds by selecting all of the right ones and none of the wrong ones.

Can the answers be images?

Yes. Each answer can be text, an image, both, or an audio clip. Images are laid out in a grid with the aspect ratio and number of columns you pick.