This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of a stealth assessment in enhancing students’ creative and critical thinking skills through game-based learning. The study involved two groups of respondents: 40 Grade 10 students from Bernardo Lirio Memorial National High School and eight expert validators from different schools in Tanauan City. The study utilized a developmental research design. The instruments used included pre-test and post-test questionnaires to measure students’ thinking skills, a stealth assessment set embedded in digital games, and an evaluation rubric for expert validation. Statistical treatments involved frequency and percentage to describe respondents' interest in digital games, weighted mean for analyzing game preferences and expert evaluations, and paired sample t-tests to determine significant differences in the students’ performance before and after the intervention. According to the findings, pupils demonstrated a high interest in digital games, with a preference for genres such as action, adventure, and simulation. Points, rewards, levels, and difficulties were the aspects of the game that they liked best. The most popular game-based learning apps were Quizizz and Kahoot. The pupils' increased post-test scores demonstrated significant improvements in their critical and creative thinking abilities. Expert validators evaluated the stealth assessment tool as highly effective in achieving the desired learning objectives. According to the findings, pupils demonstrated a high interest in digital games, with a preference for genres such as action, adventure, and simulation. Points, rewards, levels, and difficulties were the aspects of the game that they liked best. The most popular game-based learning apps were Quizizz and Kahoot. The pupils' increased post-test scores demonstrated significant improvements in their critical and creative thinking abilities. Expert validators evaluated the stealth assessment tool as highly effective in achieving the desired learning objectives.
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