A quiz game in the style of Kahoot is a host, a timer, and players racing to answer from their own screens. On Chatforce you describe the questions and the scoring, add online multiplayer, and share one link with the room.
Chatforce is an AI platform for making 2D and 3D games by describing them in chat. It is slop-proof by design: each AI agent specializes in one part of game development, such as game design, graphics or sound.
Quiz games made on Chatforce

Quiz Clash
Friends race to answer trivia questions live, and faster answers score more.

Math Duel
Two players go head to head on questions; the first to outsmart the other wins.
For more quiz formats, see the quiz game maker.
Build it in four steps
1. Write or paste your questions
Ten questions with four answers each is a good first round. Paste them into the chat.
2. Set the scoring
Points for right answers, more for fast ones, and a leaderboard after each question.
Try this prompt: A 2D live quiz for a class. The host starts a round, players join from the link, each question has a 20-second timer, and faster right answers score more.
3. Add online multiplayer
Players join from the game’s link on a phone or laptop. It’s free to play, with nothing to download.
4. Make it yours
Pick your own colors, music and question themes, and save rounds for next time.
Make it yours, not a copy of Kahoot!
Borrow the feel, not the assets. Give your game its own name, characters, art and music, and leave out Kahoot!’s logos, characters and art. Chatforce makes original art and audio for every game, so you start from your own look.
Chatforce is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Kahoot! ASA. Kahoot! is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to describe a style of game.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a quiz game like Kahoot without coding?
Yes. Paste your questions into a chat, describe the scoring, and Chatforce builds the game with online multiplayer.
Can students play on phones?
Yes. Everyone joins from the game’s link in a phone or laptop browser.
How much does it cost?
Paid plans start at $20/month, and creators can join the Creator Program for free.