Game fixes and improvements for smoother classroom play

This update brings together the game fixes and improvements from October 20, with the shared sound and answer-feedback changes released by the morning of October 21. Here is what has changed for your next lesson.

Separate questions for each team

• Cosmic Train Race 3D, Jungle Bridge Run 3D and Santa Christmas Rush 3D now give the two teams separate questions and answer choices during simultaneous play. Each team’s answer is graded independently.
• Starting a new Cosmic Train race clears the previous race’s draft answers, so the next round starts fresh.

Ocean Cleanup: click, collect and return

Click or tap a destination once and the boat travels there to collect trash. Nearby turtles are rescued automatically. A larger countdown makes the remaining time easier to see, with a warning in the final five seconds. Use Return to recycling dock to head back and unload your collection for points.

A steadier Safari camera and easier Santa controls

• Safari Photo Hunt 3D keeps the driving camera directly behind the jeep when turning or reversing. Dragging the mouse no longer pulls the driving view off course.
• Santa Christmas Rush 3D focuses on left-and-right steering. Extra gift pickups sit at Santa’s height, making them easier to collect. Each press drops one gift; releasing too early or too late can still miss the target.

Marble Classroom: lighter rendering and solid obstacles

Marble Classroom reduces graphics work and can switch to a lighter mode when the device runs slowly. Marbles now collide with posts, wooden blocks and rotating bars instead of passing through them. The track, camera choices and name-calling flow are preserved.

Choose whether race winners can be called again

Ostrich Mayhem 3D and Sack Race! 3D now include a teacher checkbox to skip students already called as the race winner. Keep it on to leave those students out of later races, turn it off to let them join again, or start a new calling round to clear the calling history. Your saved class list stays intact.

A moving word conveyor in Sorting Factory

Word Sorting Factory keeps words moving along the conveyor in a shuffled stream. Students sort the moving words into the matching categories, keeping the activity closer to a working factory line.

Clearer feedback, louder sound and help when you need it

• Correct/Incorrect feedback that appeared in the upper-right corner has moved toward the upper center in the affected games. Sky Race’s duplicate corner message has been removed.
• The shared game volume now starts at 150%, with a 0–200% slider and mute button below the game. Questora remembers your chosen volume when you switch games.
• All 65 games have their own English and Vietnamese how-to-play guide. It appears on the first host for that account in the browser and can be reopened with How to play.

Before your next class

Finish your current activity, reload Questora, then reopen the game to load the latest version. Your existing question sets and saved class lists are ready to use. If you spot another issue, use Send feedback in Questora and include the game name and the step where it happened.