Cognido: A University Project That Conquered the App Stores
Developed by university student David Schreiber, Cognido is a fast-paced, multiplayer brain-training game that's already amassed an impressive 40,000 downloads. This solo project pits players against friends and strangers in quick-fire challenges ranging from simple math problems to trivia and beyond.
Anyone who's navigated the treacherous waters of university projects will appreciate the achievement. While most student projects fade into obscurity, Cognido has defied the odds, achieving notable success.
The game's appeal is clear. It taps into the enduring popularity of brain-training games, reminiscent of the classic Doctor Kawashima titles, although Cognido's squid-like mascot, Nido, might not be quite as endearing.
Made in Germany, Free and Premium Options Available
Unlike many university assignments, Cognido offers both free and premium gameplay options. While a subscription unlocks the full potential of the game, a free trial allows players to test the waters before committing.
A significant update is on the horizon, introducing a new "Clash" mode where four to six players compete in a battle of wits to determine the ultimate brain champion.
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