Card Game

The game can be played individually or as a group, making it ideal for independent revision, study sessions, tutorials, and classroom teaching.

Each card presents a realistic clinical case followed by questions at three levels of difficulty: Green (Years 1–2), Yellow (Years 3–4), and Red (Year 5). Players can choose the level that best matches their stage of learning or challenge themselves with more advanced questions.

After answering a question, the card can be turned over to reveal the correct answer and explanation, helping reinforce key concepts and develop clinical reasoning. When playing as a group, players can discuss each case, compare their clinical reasoning, and learn from one another. When playing individually, the cards provide an effective way to test knowledge, identify areas for improvement, and support ongoing revision.

Multiplayer Digital Game

Put your knowledge to the test with an engaging, team-based game built around clinical case studies and questions of varying difficulty. Teams choose between Green, Yellow and Red questions, with each colour offering a different level of challenge and scoring opportunity.

Before playing, the facilitator selects the overall game difficulty, which determines how points are awarded and whether incorrect answers can result in points being deducted. This adds an element of strategy, encouraging teams to balance confidence, challenge and risk as they decide which questions to answer.

Teams work together to discuss each case and reach an answer against the clock, with correct answers helping them build their score. The first team to reach 50 points wins.

Single Player Digital Game

The Single-Player Version lets you put your clinical knowledge to the test at your own pace. Each card presents a clinical case with three questions to choose from, ranging from Green (Easy) to Yellow (Medium) and Red (Hard).

Choose your question, think through your answer and reveal the solution when you’re ready. Correct answers earn points based on the difficulty level, with harder questions offering greater rewards. You have 5 minutes to answer as many questions as possible and achieve the highest score you can.