An American in Paris
Memory: A guided tour of famous monuments in great cities across the world.
HAPPYneuron brings you Brain Fitness through entertaining games that are fun and scientifically developed and validated to challenge your brain and keep it in top gear at all times. The comprehensive program stimulates your attention, language, memory, visual-spatial and executive function skills. Get started with your Brain Fitness lifestyle. Try our risk free seven day trial membership!
- Ancient Writing
Attention: Are you detail oriented? Compare different writing characters from various cultures. - Around the World in 80 Trips
Memory: Memorize itineraries through the most beautiful regions on earth. - Basketball in New York
Executive Function: Test your visual and spatial skills with basketballs. - Bird Songs
Memory: Associate the images of various species of birds and their particular song. - Catch the Ladybug!
Attention: Catch as many moving ladybugs as you can while ignoring the distractions. - Dance with the Fireflies
Attention: Analyze the pattern of the dancing fireflies. - Displaced Characters
Memory: Several characters have been substituted and you have to find out which ones. - Elephant Memory
Memory: You have 60 seconds to memorize a long list of words. Ready? - Embroidery
Language: With a few hints, find the hidden word in a jumble of letters. - Find Your Way!
Attention: Reproduce a path from place to place going forward or by tracing back your steps. - Heraldry
Memory: Hark back to centuries past and memorize coats of arms and all their complexities. - Hurray for Change!
Executive Function: Link different items in a logical way and in a timely manner. - Money Time
Executive Function: Earn as much money as you can by drawing cards from the right pile. - Objects, Where are You ?
Memory: Misplaced your keys again? Try our new version of an old classic and sharpen your memory. - Pay Attention!
Attention: Re-write a series of numbers and letters in the right order. - Points of View
Visual-spatial: Guess from which point of view the pictures are taken. - Private Eye
Attention: The grid of symbols and letters is hiding an odd character. Catch the impostor before the clock runs out! - Seize the Keywords
Language: Memorize the key elements of a text in order to later reconstruct it in a logical manner. - Shapes and Colors
Memory: Are you sure you know all your shapes and colors? Find out with this game. - The Bells of Notre Dame
Executive Function: Relocate the bells of Notre Dame Cathedral to match the model using as few moves as possible. - The Right Count
Executive Function: Quickly classify numbers by order in a matrix. 1, 2, 3, go! - The Right Word
Language: Match the words and their definition in this surprisingly challenging exercise. - The Squeaking Mouse
Memory: What does a lynx, a marmot or a reindeer sound like? Could you recognize their call? - This Story is Full of Blanks!
Language: Ever been at a loss for words? Reconstitute a text in which some words are missing. - Turning Around and Around
Visual-spatial: Decide if these 3-D images, shown at various angles, are the same or different. - Under Pressure
Visual-spatial: Determine the respective position of two visual stimuli as fast as possible. - Words, Where are You ?
Memory: A perfect workout for your left and right brain. - Writing in the Stars
Executive Function: This is a creative crossword puzzle with only 6 words! Sounds easy enough? Try it.
Designed for people of any age, the HAPPYneuron program minimizes the natural effects of brain aging by maximizing the brain's capacity to learn and its ability to adapt to new information. The program effectiveness is optimized through the availability of thousands of hours of fun and challenging brain games and guided by a virtual personal coach.
Scientifically Proven: Each and every game is specifically designed by a team of Neurologists and Neuroscientists. Users have shown significant brain performance improvement over non-users. Read more.
“Studies have shown that rich and varied cognitive stimulations can delay the onset of age related brain decline and Alzheimer's disease.”
Bernard Croisile, M.D. Neurology, Ph.D. Neuroscience
Bernard Croisile, M.D. Neurology, Ph.D. Neuroscience
