Game Bricks

Overview

Game bricks add a playful element to your learning content. They're designed to reinforce knowledge through interactive gameplay.

Available Games

Memory

The classic memory matching game. Learners flip cards to find matching pairs.

Configuration:

• Card pairs with front and back content
• Number of cards
• Rich text or image content per card

Wordle

A word-guessing game inspired by the popular Wordle. Learners guess a target word in a limited number of attempts.

Configuration:

• Target word
• Number of allowed attempts
• Word length

Hangman

The classic word-guessing game. Learners guess letters one at a time to reveal a hidden word before running out of attempts.

Configuration:

• Target word
• Optional hint/clue

Word Search

A word search puzzle where learners find hidden words in a grid of letters.

Configuration:

• List of words to hide
• Grid size
• Word directions (horizontal, vertical, diagonal)

Puzzle

A jigsaw puzzle game using a custom image. Learners drag pieces to reconstruct the original image.

Configuration:

• Source image
• Number of pieces / grid size
• Difficulty level

Sliding Puzzle

A classic 15-puzzle style game where learners slide tiles to reconstruct an image.

Configuration:

• Source image
• Grid size

Trivial

A fast-paced quiz game with categories. Questions are organized by category (similar to Trivial Pursuit).

Configuration:

• Categories with names and colors
• Questions per category with options and correct answers
• Time limits per question

Pasapalabra

A Spanish-style word game where each letter of the alphabet corresponds to a definition. Learners guess the word that starts with (or contains) each letter.

Configuration:

• Letter-word pairs with definitions
• Correct answers per letter

Tips for Using Games

• Use games to reinforce concepts taught in earlier content bricks
• Place games after informational content for knowledge checks
• Vary game types to keep learners engaged
• Keep game content aligned with learning objectives