While extensive research suggests that collaboration enhances student learning, current classroom tools like Kahoot tend to foster competition within students with time limits and ranking systems. This approach undermines the confidence and motivation of slower or non-top-performing students, focusing primarily on memorization rather than problem-solving skills. It is important to enhance collaboration, problem-solving, and the joy of learning by developing a game-based learning platform. 
Our solution is a game-based learning platform designed to improve collaboration and problem-solving while making learning enjoyable. In the game, each student receives a different option for a question, prompting interaction with peers to gather all possible answers. Groups must collectively choose one option to submit as an answer, fostering teamwork and discussions. There are no individual rankings, emphasizing collaboration over competition. Teachers can pause between problems to explain results, and students can download games for later review. Creators can publish and share games, building a community for sharing quality lectures. Focused on K-12 education, Fuiz seamlessly integrates into typical small class discussions.

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