Rating

Rating Game Setup

What a Rating Game Can Be Used For

A Rating Game allows users to evaluate or rate content in a simple and interactive way. It works similarly to quiz setup, but instead of answering questions, users provide a rating-based response. It is ideal for:Feedback collection, Engagement activations, Product or content evaluation, and Interactive surveys and insights gathering,

Step 1: Create Your Campaign

Create a new campaign and enter the campaign flow. Then:

Go to the page containing your game
Navigate to Game
Click Edit Quiz to access the game settings

Step 2: Configure Quiz Manager Settings

In the Quiz Manager, you can enable key game behaviors:

Allow users to go back to previous questions
Display text after an answer
Click button to continue
Show previous button
Enable Groups
Instant Win

These settings define how users interact with the quiz flow.

Step 3: Create Questions

To build your quiz content:

Click Edit Quiz → New Question
Add a question name and description
Select an answer format (text, text form, image, or rating)
Optionally add images or videos via Question Settings
Define whether each answer is correct or incorrect
Add an internal name for tracking (used in exports or integrations)

Question-Level Rating Customization

When working inside the Edit Quiz flow, you also have the option to customize each individual question and its rating visuals. To do this:

Go into Edit Quiz
Navigate to Questions
Select the first question (or the relevant one)

In the bottom right corner, you will find Question Settings, where you can configure the following options:

Use custom question image
Use custom video
Advanced editor
Enable custom rating images

Custom Rating Images

When enabling custom rating images, you are able to upload multiple images corresponding to the rating scale you have defined. For example:

If your max rating is set to 10, you can upload up to 10 images
These images will represent each rating step in the scale

Important note: Please be aware that when users hover over the images, they will be highlighted one by one individually, rather than the entire rating scale being highlighted at once. It is not possible to configure or change this behaviour to highlight the full scale simultaneously.

Rating Score Settings

You also have the option to: Add rating score to points. This means the user’s selected rating will be converted into a total score, which can be used for result logic or overall scoring within the campaign.Make sure to be aware of how this affects your final scoring setup in terms of the result pages.

Step 4: Result Page(s) Setup

Single Result Page

A single result page means that all users are directed to the same page after completing the quiz. This setup is used when:

Everyone should see the same result page
The outcome is displayed dynamically (e.g. score, message, or feedback)
The focus is on simplicity rather than segmentation

Even with a single result page, you can still display different content based on the user’s score or answers.

Multiple Result Pages

Multiple result pages allow you to show different outcomes depending on the user’s performance. Examples:

0–1 correct answers → Result Page A
2–4 correct answers → Result Page B
5–6 correct answers → Result Page C

This setup is useful when you want to:

Personalize outcomes based on performance
Segment users into different result groups
Show tailored messaging or content per result

Some quiz setups can also use answer-based logic (e.g. mostly A, B, or C answers), depending on the configuration.

Custom Pages (Optional)

Instead of showing a standard result page, you can use a Custom Page to redirect users to another destination.
Custom Pages are often used for:

Reward experiences
External landing pages
Other games or campaign flows
Special outcomes (e.g. perfect score redirects)

This is useful when the result should lead into a separate experience rather than a standard result screen.

Prize Logic in Quizzes

In most quiz setups, prizes are not directly tied to result pages. Instead, a draw system is typically used.

How the draw system works

Winners are selected after the quiz is completed
Selection is based on rules such as points, correct answers, or participation
The draw is separate from the result page logic

This means:

Result pages are used for feedback and content
Prizes are handled separately through a draw or prize system

Controlled Prize Distribution

Prizes can also be managed using controlled logic, for example:

Fixed win rate (e.g. 10% of participants win)
Code-based reward systems
Predefined prize pools

This ensures that prize distribution remains balanced and scalable, even in high-volume campaigns.

Combining Quiz Results with Prizes

If you want to combine quiz performance with prize eligibility, a common setup is to separate the logic into different steps:

User completes the quiz
User is directed to a result page based on score
A separate flow determines prize eligibility or outcome

Example:

A user scores 3/3
They are redirected to a result or intermediate page
That page determines whether they qualify for a prize or additional experience

This setup allows more control over both user experience and prize distribution.

Quiz flows are primarily designed for engagement, learning, or segmentation. Because of this, prizes are usually handled separately from result pages to ensure flexibility and control.

For advanced setups or custom logic, it is recommended to contact Scratcher for guidance to ensure correct configuration.

Step 5: Styling & Design

When working with quizzes and guides in Scratcher, you need to go into the Game section and open Content.
Inside the Content section, you will typically find three dropdowns (sometimes four, depending on the setup). These are:

Questions
Answers
Results

These dropdowns are structured according to the page you are currently working on within the quiz flow.

Questions

The Questions section is typically used for styling elements such as fonts and colors for question headings. These settings apply across the entire quiz flow.
Or choose **Use advanced editor **under Question settings to be able to style it even more.

Answers

The Answers section controls the styling of the answer options shown to users throughout the quiz, from start to finish.

Results

The Results section is used to style the actual result pages when using the built-in quiz result page setup.

Custom Pages

It is important to note that you can also use a Custom Page when working with quizzes. This means you are not limited to using the default result page setup in terms of the styling. If you choose to use a Custom Page, you can configure this directly in the quiz editor:

Go to Edit Quiz
Open Result Pages
Set up a redirect to the Custom Page used in your campaign flow

This allows you to bypass the standard result page setup and gives you more flexibility in how the final experience is structured.

Game Data

You get a full overview of participants and campaign performance:

What each user answered
Answer distribution (percentages)
Which result page each user landed on

This data is available for analysis and export. Both questions and user answers are included.

💡 If you need a different setup etc. points or A-B-C result pages, you can change the game type under Change Game Type: Which Quiz Format Is Right for You?

💬 Need Help?

If you need support with setup, structure, or optimisation of your Rating Game, reach out to a Customer Success representative 🚀

Updated on: 05/06/2026

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