Answer to win. Pull to prove it.

Tug of War is a live 1v1 classroom game mode inside Playground. Students answer questions from your existing activity to build strength, then compete in a dexterity round where they press spacebar or click to pull the rope. It runs in 5-10 minutes, uses content you already have, and stays entirely inside Wayground.

After the answer round, matched students see each other on-screen. A timer starts and both students click as fast as they can to pull the rope toward their side. The student with a higher accuracy score from the answer round starts with a strength advantage: the center marker shifts toward them. But the student with faster clicking can overcome that gap. Whoever pulls the rope past the center wins.

Yes. Tug of War runs on multiple-choice and multiple-select quizzes you already have in Wayground. You do not need to rebuild content or import from another tool. Open Playground, pick an activity, and launch.

Yes. Correct answers create a strength advantage going into the dexterity round, but the dexterity round is where the match is decided. A student who answered fewer questions correctly can win by clicking faster. This gives students multiple paths to a win, and means the game feels fair even for lower-confidence learners.

Tug of War currently supports multiple-choice (MCQ) and multiple-select (MSQ) questions. If your quiz includes other question types like polls, open-ended, or draw questions, those won't be included in the game round. The Playground launcher will flag any content that isn't eligible so you can choose a compatible activity.

Yes. Tug of War is part of Playground and is free to use with your Wayground account. Sign up at wayground.com/signup to get started.

Log in to Wayground, navigate to Playground, select Tug of War, and pick any eligible activity from your library. Students join with a code on their devices. The whole setup takes under a minute. You can run your first duel today with a quiz you already have.