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Remember the thrill of using Kahoot in class? It turned learning into a game, even if it was occasionally hijacked for a few laughs. Now, Qwizy is taking that concept and pushing it further. Developed by Ignat Boyarinov, a passionate 21-year-old student from Switzerland, Qwizy blends entertainment with education in a unique way. You can create and curate your own quizzes, challenging friends or strangers in a battle of wits.
What sets Qwizy apart is its focus on gameification. It introduces elements like true PvP contests and leaderboards, making every quiz session a competitive event. Moreover, Qwizy offers educational content that you can access both online and offline. This content is even curated to match each player's interests, enhancing the learning experience.
**Your starter for ten...** Qwizy is currently set for an iOS release in late May. Given the popularity of puzzle games among mobile users, from casual to hardcore gamers, there's high hope for its success. If Qwizy lives up to expectations, an Android release could follow, expanding its reach even further. The focus on real education, rather than just entertainment, is a commendable goal.
For those who thrive on competition, facing off against real players in Qwizy, rather than just meeting daily quotas, will add an extra layer of excitement. However, if you're looking for something a bit less educational, we've got you covered. Check out our curated list of the top 25 best puzzle games available on both iOS and Android to ensure you're playing the best of the best!
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