Cognosis Games
Educational board game that helps children practise cognitive ability tests through competitive play
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Cognosis Games
Cognosis is a board game with 600 verbal, non-verbal and numerical reasoning questions for children preparing for 11+ entrance or streaming exams. It can also be played for fun as a way to practise reasoning skills.
The game is sold through the company’s online shop and other outlets. Its users include children preparing for cognitive ability tests and families looking for a learning game.
Cognosis Games Limited is based in Nottingham and was founded in 2011. The game was officially launched at the UK Games Expo in 2013.
Product: A board game with 600 cognitive ability test-style questions in verbal, non-verbal and numerical reasoning.
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