Treasure Hunt
Teams take turns flipping tiles on a 4x5 hidden grid. Every win costs a correct answer: question tiles bank their points, steal tiles take from a rival team, and mystery tiles hold a random prize. Trap tiles strike at once. Mushroom avatar characters represent each team.
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Game mechanics
- 4x5 hidden tile grid
- Treasure/trap/steal/mystery tiles
- Mushroom team avatars
- Strategic tile selection
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Works with all 7 question types
Every Tembii game accepts all seven question types — mix and match however your lesson needs.
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