Brainiversity - Upgrade Your Brains

If you are one of those who like to be challenged with different tasks that make your brains work harder, then you are definitely going to like Brainiversity from Red Sprite Studios.

The game isn't the one with magnificent graphics or complicated story, but the one with assignments that put your brains on toes if i can say so.

You are going to be trained in four areas: Language, Math, Analysis and Memory.

When you start the game, you meet a bulb called Edison. Edison is going to be your guide and the only personality, except you, here.

This thing has got lots of things to tell you - instructions, some interesting facts, jokes and words of encouragement.

The first thing you are to do is to enrol giving your name and birth date.

Then you are to choose what to do next. There are three places to go - Daily Exam, Practice or Report Card.

The whole structure of the game reminds Mind Medley game a lot. You have a place to practice the unlocked exercises and also a place to place for better results. And after that your progress is registered in Report Card.

There are lots of different kinds of tasks representing these four areas. They include Spelling Bee, Stroop Test, Sort It, Shopping List, Math Grid, Remember Me?, Phone Numbers, Perfect Match, Add It Up, Shape Count, Math Function, Alphabet Soup, First & Last, Find Me, Visual Memory and Word Maker.

As to the puzzles themselves, some of them are very simple, some are not. But there is a challenge part even in the simple and easy ones as you need to do as much of the task as you can within a minute.

For example, you can be asked to find all letter F's in a number of words or to pick a total sum of all sides of different geometric figures shown or to click on the color of a word that you see, not that you read or to memorize phone numbers or to make as many words as you can out of a number of letters.

After each round you are shown your results on a chart. You can even be given stars as a motivation if you are good enough.

The game definitely great for making your brains work. And I think it would be so good for children who are old enough to play it.

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