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Mindscape's Brain Trainer

aka: Brain Trainer: ¡Juega a entrar tu cerebro!, Mindscape's Brain Trainer: Think Better, Faster, Smarter!

Moby ID: 70911

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The game's title screen sits in a small window. However the game fills the screen whatever its size

thumbnail — The main menu No puzzles can be practiced and no tests can be taken until the player has logged into their id.

thumbnail — The '?' icon on the main menu screen opens up the game's help file in a new window that partially obscures the game screen

thumbnail — Every test has its own set of simple instructions. These are available to the player in both the practice area and the test area

thumbnail — The Anagrams puzzle being practiced in the test area. Letters are dragged into position. When tested all questions were on US States

thumbnail — At the end of each test the game shows the player's score

thumbnail — The score for a test is held in a table like this so that the player can monitor progress

thumbnail — This is an example question from the Spelling Test. Here the player just clicks on the correct answer

thumbnail — An example of the Word Search puzzle The player clicks on the first and last letters of a word to highlight it

thumbnail — This shot shows the puzzles in the Numerical category

thumbnail — An example of the Number Crunch puzzle

thumbnail — The instruction screen for the Number Sequence puzzles

thumbnail — Taking an actual daily test. Note that the game is only going to let the player try the Anagrams puzzle in the Verbal category today, the other options are greyed out

thumbnail — As the player completes the tasks in the daily test their progress is recorded under the icon for each category. This also shows the puzzles in the Spatial category

thumbnail — A Four Colour puzzle successfully completed

thumbnail — An example of a Colour Matching puzzle

thumbnail — The instructions for the Fold The Cube puzzle

thumbnail — In Matching Pairs the player is given ten seconds to look at a set of symbols which are then hidden, the object being to match the pairs quickly and as close to error free as possible

thumbnail — Memory Grid. After seeing the arrangement for a short while the player must reconstruct it

thumbnail — An example of the Colour Tiles puzzle The tile in the grid is locked in position

thumbnail — The help screen for Connexagon

thumbnail — Sudoku: The object is to fill in the grid, it gets harder as the tests progress

thumbnail — At the end of a set of tests the player is shown their results.

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