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Mission Mars on GimKit

Colonize Mars with brainpower.

Mission Mars turns review into a space race. Each correct answer adds fuel and supplies. Wrong answers delay launch. First colony wins.

Mission Mars puts kids on shared teams. Quieter students still earn money because the team bank adds up. Good for mixed-ability classes where you do not want one kid running away with the scoreboard.

4–30 players,15–20 min,team engine
Host Mission MarsJoin with code

Ready-made kits for Mission Mars

You do not have to write questions from scratch. Pick a kit below and we load it in Mission Mars mode. Edit anything you want on Create before you share the code. Or browse the full quiz library for more subjects.

Teacher tips

  • Use during solar system units.
  • Teams named after rovers are always a hit.

How it works in class

Build or import a question set, pick Mission Mars, and get a room code. Students open Join on any device. You start the game from your host screen. Money, power-ups, and the scoreboard update live.

Wrong answers in Mission Mars follow this mode's rules. Wrong answers cost money unless a Shield power-up saves you.

Need a different vibe tomorrow? Try Classic, Team Mode, or Knockout with the same quiz. Only the rules change.

Mission Mars FAQ

Common questions

How do I host Mission Mars for free?

Open Create, pick Mission Mars, load a ready-made kit below or write your own questions, then share the room code. No account needed. Students join from the Join page on any device.

How many students can play Mission Mars?

Mission Mars works with 4–30 players. Full classes on Chromebooks and phones are fine. If the lobby feels crowded, split into two rooms with the same quiz.

What quiz should I use with Mission Mars?

Start with one of the kits on this page. They are picked for Mission Mars and load in one click. You can edit questions before you go live or build your own from scratch.

How long does a Mission Mars game take?

Most classes finish in 15–20 min. Eight to ten questions is the sweet spot. Shorter sets work for bell ringers. Longer sets work for full-period review.

Can I switch modes after picking Mission Mars?

Yes. On Create you can change the mode before you start. The same quiz works in Classic, Team, Knockout, and the rest. Pick the mode that fits your class mood that day.