Text revised on 17 October 2026 to describe the project’s duel format.
Some topics make you want to explore on your own; others are things you could discuss with a friend for hours. Mitosk’s social features aim to make room for that second experience.
One duel, two journeys
Multiplayer in Mitosk takes the form of duels between two participants, with actions taken in turns. It is not a simultaneous game where many people answer at once.
Worlds and their challenges provide the setting for a game. The available options and specific rules are shown in the app; you don’t need to create a new world to find a topic interesting.
Invite, connect and play
You can share your invitation using a link or QR code and add your friends. Then challenge each other to a duel whenever you feel like it.
The app shows the game’s status and result. Any costs and rewards are governed by the current conditions shown in the product: this article sets no amounts and does not promise rewards in every case.
Shared curiosity, without promises of results
A challenge can give you another chance to revisit an idea or discover a question you hadn’t considered. That doesn’t amount to a precise measure of everything you know, nor does competing guarantee better learning outcomes.
Challenge your friends, pick your worlds and take turns facing off. Who will claim the next victory?
We’re still preparing the experience
We’ll share feature availability and changes through Mitosk’s channels. We aren’t announcing a launch date here or claiming that every option is active in every environment.
Explore the forest at your own pace. Sometimes, with company too.