During my school days, the introduction of smartphones brought an exciting twist to our learning experience with the use of Kahoot in class. Despite the occasional humorous responses, these quizzes made learning both engaging and fun. However, Kahoot wasn't designed for this purpose, so it's no surprise that someone has now elevated the concept with Qwizy.
Qwizy, a passion project by 21-year-old Swiss student Ignat Boyarinov, aims to blend entertainment with education seamlessly. With Qwizy, users can create and curate their own quizzes, challenging either friends or strangers in competitive settings.
While the concept might sound familiar, Qwizy distinguishes itself through its gameification features. These include true player-versus-player (PvP) contests, leaderboards, and a strong emphasis on educational content that can be accessed both online and offline. Moreover, the content is curated to suit individual players, enhancing the personalized learning experience.
**Your starter for ten...** Qwizy is currently scheduled for an exclusive iOS release in late May. If it lives up to expectations, we can hope for a broader Android release. Puzzlers, whether casual or hardcore, are incredibly popular among mobile gamers. Qwizy's focus on genuine education, rather than just entertainment, is a commendable goal.
For those who thrive on competition, the opportunity to compete against real players, rather than just meeting daily quotas, should be highly satisfying.
However, if you're looking for something less educational, we won't stand in your way. Instead, we can guide you to our curated list of the top 25 best puzzle games available on iOS and Android, ensuring you play one of the best options out there!
