Slash Course
Slash Course is a fast slicing game. Sweep a light blade through flying crystals, dodge the bombs, and answer your set at every quiz gate.
The demo needs no account and no card.
About Slash Course
Crystals fly up across the screen and you swipe to shatter them, but hit a bomb and it costs you. Quiz gates break up the slicing, so you get a steady mix of reflexes and recall.
It's easy to learn, and a swipe works on touch screens as well as with a mouse.
How to play Slash Course
- 1Pick a question set, or start the free demo.
- 2Swipe through flying crystals to shatter them.
- 3Avoid the bombs. Slice one and you face a question to save a life.
- 4Answer the question at each quiz gate.
Why Slash Course helps you study
Short bursts of action between questions keep your energy up across a long set, and you're never on one question for long.
Best subjects for Slash Course
Quick recall of elements, ions and formulas.
Short word questions between slices.
Phone and tablet study
Swipe controls feel natural on touch screens.
Game details
- Session length
- 3-6 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Players
- 1 player
- Question types
- Multiple choice
- Plan
- Free plan
- Platform
- Web browser, no install
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I slice a bomb in Slash Course?
A bomb costs you 50 points right away, then asks a question. Miss that question and you lose a life.
Is Slash Course free to play?
Yes. Slash Course is included on the free Base plan, and the demo needs no account at all.
Where do the questions in Slash Course come from?
From your own material. Upload notes, slides, a PDF or a YouTube video, or write your own questions, and ZykoStudy turns them into multiple-choice questions you answer while you play.
Do I need to download Slash Course?
No. Slash Course runs in your web browser, with nothing to install.
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