Press Kit — The Game Room + Arcade by Lauren Fulton Math

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The Game Room and Arcade Launch for Teachers

Lauren Fulton Math opens its 60-game classroom review platform at classgameroom.com, pairing an AI question-bank builder with games built around what keeps students playing.

[CITY, State], Oct. 19, 2026 — Lauren Fulton Math today launched The Game Room and The Arcade, a set of 60 classroom review games that run on a teacher’s own questions. Built by a working teacher, the platform uses AI and the psychology of play to help teachers engage their students and get core classroom practice done in a way students find fun.

Teachers get two ways to play from one login. In The Game Room, a teacher projects any of 30 whole-class competition games, splits the room into teams, and runs the round on a question bank of their choice. In The Arcade, each student picks from 30 games of their own and plays at joinmyarcade.com. In every Arcade game, the only way to score is to answer the teacher’s questions.

Teachers who already use quiz tools like Kahoot! and Blooket will find The Game Room familiar, but it is built for the whole class playing together on the board, with 60 games that run on the teacher’s own questions.

Students join with a teacher code, a first name and a picture password. No student email or account is required.

A teacher picks a grade level and a standard, and the builder drafts a complete, editable question bank, including questions with generated graphs and number lines. Teachers review every question before assigning it. A shared library of public question banks covers teachers who would rather borrow than build.

The games are built on what keeps students engaged: feedback on every answer, streaks, tickets earned for right answers, a Prize Shop where tickets buy playable prizes, class and world records to chase, and every student playing at once. Hoop Shot, an Arcade game, has been played by 1,291 students across 101 classrooms.

“[DRAFT QUOTE — LAUREN TO APPROVE/REWRITE] I built this because my own students would do forty practice problems inside a game and complain about ten on a worksheet,” said Lauren Fulton, founder of Lauren Fulton Math. “The questions are still the teacher’s questions. The game just gives students a reason to want the next one.”

“Day ONE right out of the gate and you hooked my most reluctant learners!” said Danielle S., a middle school math teacher.

New limited-edition games are added each month. October’s five are live now.

Both run in the browser on Chromebooks, tablets and laptops. Plans start at $8.99 a month or $49 a year for The Game Room, $12.99 a month or $69 a year for The Arcade, and $15.99 a month or $89 a year for both. A free seven-day trial is available at classgameroom.com/trial.

About Lauren Fulton Math

Lauren Fulton Math makes classroom review games for teachers. The Game Room and The Arcade run on a teacher’s own question banks and are built by a classroom teacher. Learn more at classgameroom.com and laurenfultonmath.com. Students join their class at joinmyarcade.com. Press materials are at classgameroom.com/press.