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The game also features "Power-Ups" - available for purchase from the "Store" menu entry on the main screen.  Points earned in Single Player mode can be used to purchase power-ups.  Once the game is complete, you have the option of challenging your opponent to a rematch, start a new match against a different opponent, or returning to the home screen.  Cisco Geek Factor is a mobile interactive trivia game that tests your Cisco knowledge.  It features questions donated by Cisco Press across six categories: General, Routing/Switching, Wireless, Security, Collaboration, and Data Center/Cloud.  You are presented with a sequence of multiple-choice questions and four possible answers per question.  The power-up icons appear on the main question screen, and can be used for a particular question by tapping the icon.  You purchase these power-up via trading in points you have previously won in the game.  Group Mode: This mode is perfect for occasions like small user groups.  Harder questions are more likely to get higher and better multipliers, so this is your chance to really rack up the points.  Cisco Geek Factor is a very simple game.  Versus Mode: This is the main mode of the game.  Event Mode: Events are special tournaments created by Cisco for customer or partner gatherings.  50/50 Power-Up: Reduces the possible answers from four to two for a particular question.  Single player mode does not affect your standing on the leaderboards.  Every question is timed, and points are deducted the longer it takes you to answer.  You must win the game to improve your position on the worldwide leader boards.  The player with the highest number of points is declared the winner.  Answering a question correctly gains you points.  Freeze Time Power-Up: Stop the countdown clock for five seconds to allow you to consider your answer with less time pressure.  You can choose your category or area of expertise and see how you would do in an actual game.  Multiplayer has its own leader boards so you can create a competition within your own user group.  You are entered into a head-to-head match with another player who is online at that same time.  In a ranked group match, there can be more than one winner for purposes of the group leaderboards.  It allows you to get familiar with the flow of the game.  You are presented with the same list of 10 multiple-choice questions randomly drawn from six categories.  Groups of one to nine player will have 3 winners; Groups of ten or more players will have 5 winners.  You can see which events are available by selecting "Events" from the home screen menu.  Single Player: Think of this as practice mode.  It allows you to create a sub-game, even narrowing in on a specific category if you wish.  Some questions will also feature multipliers.