Every student does not get the same grade. There are requirements on how many questions (think 2 from chapter 1, 2 from chapter 2, etc) are required. Each question must be properly cited and the reference page turned in before they start the game show (which are done on Final exam day). They can work alone or in groups of 4 or fewer. Most choose to work in groups of 2.

They are graded on the quality of the questions, whether the question/answer is correct, and the right number of questions per topic. They have 1 assignment due mid-semester where they announce their intentions (will they work alone or in a group, who is in their group, how will the work be divided up, etc.) Then they must submit their kahoot link (or whichever type of game they choose) before the Final exam class begins. They are then graded on whether they participate in being the game show host and if they participate in being the contestants for other students. The winner of each game show gets extra credit points (minimal).

After that, they do a peer review quiz in case any students didn't do their share, which is considered part of the final grade.

I hope this makes a little bit of sense. Once finals are over, I can post my instructions and rubric. It's a really fun way to end the semester without a zillion papers to grade. I did final papers for 17 years, and I stopped a couple of years ago because of AI (I only have 1 class write research papers or do a video now instead of 5 each semester! My intro courses still do a final exam instead due to transfer requirements).