Arcade mode

Kablow Penalty

A penalty shootout for the whole class. Students split into two teams, answer curriculum questions to score, and watch each other's shots replay live on a shared scoreboard.

How a match runs

The teacher creates a penalty room from the arcade picker, choosing the topics the questions draw from. Students join with the room code from any device. When the teacher presses start, both line-ups appear for a short countdown, and the shootout begins. There is no shot limit — everyone keeps shooting until the teacher ends the match and the room pays out.

Red vs Blue

Every student is placed on a team the moment they join, and the lobby shows the two line-ups straight away.

The split	Random, and kept within one player of even. Anyone joining late fills the smaller side.
Locked	Your team is yours for the whole match. Leaving and rejoining brings you back to the same side.
One rebalance	In rooms of three or more, the sides are evened out once at kick-off — after that, teams never change.

Taking a shot

Each shot is a three-beat turn. Time the swinging arrow to pick a corner, tap the power bar on the sweet spot, then answer the question while the ball hangs in the air. A correct answer sends the ball on its way — where it lands depends on your aim, your strike, and which way the keeper gambles. The keeper telegraphs a lean while you aim; reading it is the skill.

A wrong answer never ends your run. The next ball is already on the spot.

The split screen

Your pitch fills the left of the screen. Teammates' shots replay on it as ghosts, so you see your side scoring around you. The right panel shows the rival team's pitch, ghost by ghost. The scoreboard sits above both, and accuracy is the score: every goal floats a +1 and every miss a −1, and both count. Careful shooting beats fast shooting.

Winning and rewards

When the teacher ends the match, the team with the higher score wins — a goal is a point up, a miss is a point down. A draw counts both teams as winners.

Everyone	100–300 gold, scaled to goals scored, with podium bonuses for the top three shooters.
The winning team	75 bonus gold each, plus battle-pass XP for every member — the whole side wins, not just the top scorer.

The solo career

Outside class, students climb a four-tier shootout ladder on their own: Club, District, National, and World-class. Each tier is a best-of-five bracket — the top two are double legs — against a sharper keeper and harder questions. The rank is one career across the whole game: clearing a tier at the world's penalty spot and clearing it in the arcade both advance the same ladder.

Arcade mode

Café Cake Race

A bake-off for the whole class. Red and Blue each stack an infinite cake of dessert trays — answer a question to light the stove, build the dish, and it lands on your team's next layer.

How a match runs

The teacher creates a café room from the arcade picker, choosing the topics the questions draw from. Students join with the room code and are placed on a team at once — the split stays within one player of even, and it is locked: leaving and rejoining brings you back to the same side. After a short face-off countdown, both kitchens open. There is no clock and no patrons in a team match — the cake is the service.

Building the cake

A layer	Holds one dish slot per team member (at least two). Fill every slot and the layer caps off; the next appears above it.
A dish	Answer the stove question, then build the recipe ingredient by ingredient. A finished dish is thrown onto the cake and fills a slot.
Spoils	A wrong answer or wrong build bins that dish only — the tower never shrinks. Retry with the next dish.
The climb	Every three layers, the questions and the recipes both step up — the top of a tall cake is earned on harder material.
The elevator	Each team's elevator rides beside its cake at the current layer, carrying the bakers — you aboard, teammates ghosted.

Winning and rewards

When the teacher ends the bake, the taller cake wins — completed layers first, the fuller top layer as the tiebreak, and a draw counts both teams as winners. Everyone earns 100–300 gold on their night score; every member of the winning team adds 75 bonus gold and battle-pass XP.

The solo career

Outside class, the café keeps its solo shape: practice rushes and the three-tier menu-rank exams — ten patrons, ten flawless dishes to pass — are unchanged, patrons and all.