If you remember the thrill of using Kahoot in school to make learning more engaging, you'll be excited about Qwizy. This upcoming gameification of the classic quiz format, developed by the passionate 21-year-old student Ignat Boyarinov from Switzerland, aims to blend entertainment with education seamlessly. With Qwizy, you can create and curate your own quizzes and challenge friends or strangers, adding a competitive edge to learning.

What sets Qwizy apart is its focus on gameification elements. Imagine engaging in true PvP contests, climbing leaderboards, and accessing educational content both online and offline. Qwizy will even tailor a curated stream of content to match each player's interests and needs, making learning not just fun but personalized.

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Currently, Qwizy is slated for an exclusive iOS release in late May. Given the immense popularity of puzzle games among mobile players, both casual and hardcore, a successful launch could pave the way for an Android release. The focus on actual education, rather than just entertainment, is a commendable goal that could revolutionize how we learn through gaming.

For those who thrive on competition, the real-time battles against other players will provide a satisfying challenge. However, if you're looking for something less educational, we have a curated list of the top 25 best puzzle games on iOS and Android to ensure you're playing the best in the genre.