Age
6+
Tic-Tac-Toe, but SUPER
Super Toe is a classroom strategy game on Duno where students answer questions to earn crayon rewards, then race to build four in a row first.

Age
6+
Focus
Strategy, Reasoning
Mode
Quiz + Vocab
Duration
5-10 minutes
Pull a Crayon to draw a question. A correct answer earns a crayon reward — a wrong answer passes the turn.
Use your reward to play: Crayon places one mark, Swap Crayon trades one of your marks with a neighboring opponent mark, and Bomb Crayon erases one opponent mark of your choice.
Watch the charge bar above the board — when it fills, a Lightning Strike automatically drops new marks for both teams, no question needed.
Build four in a row across, down, or diagonally to win. If nobody makes a line before the questions run out, it's a tie.
Every correct answer changes the board — students choose where to place, swap, or erase, so knowledge and strategy both matter every turn.
The Bomb and Swap Crayons create dramatic comeback moments that can flip who's ahead in a single turn.
The board gives the whole class a live visual to follow — every mark placed, swap made, and Lightning Strike lands as a shared classroom moment.
Runs on one screen with no student devices needed. Add your own questions and start in under a minute.
Yes. Two teams — Team O and Team X — take turns answering questions and placing marks on the board. Solo mode is also available where one team plays against a bot.
The Bomb Crayon lets a team erase one opponent-marked cell of their choice. It can undo part of an opponent's winning setup or open space on a crowded board, and its chance of appearing grows as more questions are answered.
The Swap Crayon lets a team trade one of their marks with a neighboring opponent mark, repositioning the board without adding a new mark.
A Lightning Strike is an automatic, team-neutral event that fires twice during a match once the charge bar fills. It drops new marks for both teams at once — it doesn't cost either side a turn and isn't tied to answering a question.
Yes. The board grows automatically based on how many questions you add — a smaller set gives a tighter board and a quicker game, while a larger set opens up a bigger board with more room for strategy. No manual setup needed.
The general host settings cover team count, question count, visual theme, sound effects, and text-to-speech. Super Toe also lets you turn Lightning Strike off for a longer, more traditional match instead of the faster default pace.
No. Super Toe runs on one teacher screen or projector for whole-class play with no apps or logins required.
Yes. Create your own activity and add questions for any subject or topic.
Most sessions run 5 to 10 minutes, depending on how many questions and teams you use.
Create a Quiz or Vocabulary activity and play it with Super Toe.