- Qwizy brings a fun, game-like twist to the traditional quiz format.
- Challenge friends or players worldwide across a diverse range of subjects.
- Access educational content online or offline, with a personalized feed for every user.
I remember back in school, one of the coolest things about getting smartphones was using Kahoot in class. Sure, there were plenty of silly answers, but those quizzes made learning genuinely fun. Since that wasn't Kahoot's main purpose, it's no surprise someone has finally taken the concept further with Qwizy.
Created by developer Ignat Boyarinov, a 21-year-old student from Switzerland, Qwizy aims to blend entertainment with education. You can build and customize your own quizzes, then compete on them against friends or random opponents.
This might sound familiar, but the key difference lies in its game-like features. It introduces real player-vs-player competitions, leaderboards, and a library of educational material available online or offline—even tailored to individual learning preferences.
At the moment, Qwizy is scheduled for an iOS launch in late May. If it lives up to expectations, we hope it will expand to Android. Puzzle and casual games have always been hugely popular on mobile, and focusing on real education over pure entertainment is a commendable goal.
For players who thrive on competition, the thrill of facing real people—instead of just chasing daily goals—should be reason enough to dive in.
If you're looking for something purely for fun, we can't stop you. But we can point you to our handpicked list of the 25 best puzzle games on iOS and Android, so you're guaranteed a top-tier experience!
