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Finding and playing a game

Categories, search, How to play, and a solo round.

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4 min video
Article
2 min read
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95 learning games — solo or against friends. Welcome to HTT Fun. You will find a game and play your first round.

Step by step

1Home

HTT Fun has ninety-five games that teach while you play — quizzes, word games, maths sprints, logic puzzles and more.

HTT Fun: home — the screen at this step
Step 1: Home

2Categories

Browse by category. Each one shows how many games it has.

3Search

Or search for a game by name or topic.

HTT Fun: search — the screen at this step
Step 3: Search

4Start solo

Every game has a Solo button to play on your own, and multiplayer modes to play against others. Press Solo.

HTT Fun: start solo — the screen at this step
Step 4: Start solo

5How to play

Not sure of the rules? Press How to play at any time — even in the middle of a game.

6Answer

Read the question, and tap your answer. You get one try for each question, so think before you tap.

HTT Fun: answer — the screen at this step
Step 6: Answer

7Keep going

The correct answer is shown, and the next question follows. Faster correct answers score more points.

HTT Fun: keep going — the screen at this step
Step 7: Keep going

8Scoreboard

Your score is on the scoreboard. Sign in with your HTT account before you play, and your best scores go on the leaderboard.

9Restart

Press Restart to start again, or All games to choose another one.

HTT Fun: restart — the screen at this step
Step 9: Restart

Questions people ask

Who is the “Finding and playing a game” training for?

Everyone. It is one step of the HTT Fun course, which is laid out in the order we recommend learning it.

Do I need an HTT account for this?

No. Everything in this training works without signing in.

Can I do this on a phone?

Yes. The steps are the same on a phone, and the video shows every step on a computer and then again on a phone.

How long does this training take?

The video is about 4 minutes long. Reading the article takes less.

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