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Memory Games

There are several different types of memory: "Working memory" processes information over a span of about 15 seconds, "short-term memory" retains information for up to about 60 seconds and "long-term memory" stores information indefinitely. Sustained practice with memory games helps to challenge your memory skills and develop strategies.
An American in Paris
A guided tour of famous monuments in great cities across the world.
An American in Paris
Around the World in 80 Trips
Memorize itineraries through the most beautiful regions on earth.
Around the World in 80 Trips
Bird Songs
Associate the images of various species of birds and their particular song.
Bird Songs
Chunking
Memorize and reconstitute the configuration of the objects presented.
Chunking
Cocktails
Memorize and recall some delicious cocktail recipes
Cocktails
Displaced Characters
Several characters have been substituted and you have to find out which ones.
Displaced Characters
Elephant Memory
You have 60 seconds to memorize a long list of words. Ready?
Elephant Memory
Fifty-Fifty
Complete the Sentences.
Fifty-Fifty
Find the Right Match
Test your memory in seven disciplines.
Find the Right Match
Heraldry
Hark back to centuries past and memorize coats of arms and all their complexities.
Heraldry
Hoist the Flag
Memorize Various Flags.
Hoist the Flag
Objects, Where are You?
Misplaced your keys again? Try our new version of an old classic and sharpen your memory.
Objects, Where are You?
Restaurant
Is your memory as good as a waiter's?
Restaurant
Shapes and Colors
Are you sure you know all your shapes and colors? Find out with this game.
Shapes and Colors
The Squeaking Mouse
What does a lynx, a marmot or a reindeer sound like? Could you recognize their call?
The Squeaking Mouse
Tower of Babel
Recognize words in different foreign languages
Tower of Babel
Words, Where are You?
A perfect workout for your left and right brain.
Words, Where are You?

Attention Games

Attention and focus are critical skills that help us to absorb, process and memorize information. Attention is also involved in processing the details, in understanding a written text and in mentally searching for a particular word or term. Attention exercises challenge our ability to focus and concentrate on critical information.
Ancient Writing
Are you detail oriented? Compare different writing characters from various cultures.
Ancient Writing
Catch the Ladybug!
Catch as many moving ladybugs as you can while ignoring the distractions.
Catch the Ladybug!
Dance with the Fireflies
Analyze the pattern of the dancing fireflies.
Dance with the Fireflies
Find Your Way!
Reproduce a path from place to place going forward or by tracing back your steps.
Find Your Way!
Pay Attention!
Re-write a series of numbers and letters in the right order.
Pay Attention!
Private Eye
The grid of symbols and letters is hiding an odd character. Catch the impostor before the clock runs out!
Private Eye
Secret Files
Quickly classify words into categories before they disappear.
Secret Files
Sound check
Reinforce your ability distinguish sounds among others.
Sound check
The sense of speed
Evaluate the speed of moving objects.
The sense of speed

Language Games

The ability to use language well is an important part of human cognition and, in contemporary society, verbal skills are of paramount importance. Language games train us to recognize, remember and understand words. They also exercise our fluency, grammatical skills and vocabulary. Further, regular practice can expand our knowledge of new words and make retrieval of familiar ones much easier.
Embroidery
With a few hints, find the hidden word in a jumble of letters.
Embroidery
Seize the Keywords
Memorize the key elements of a text in order to later reconstruct it in a logical manner.
Seize the Keywords
Split Words
Quick! Form as many words as you can by combining their separate fragments.
Split Words
The Right Word
Match the words and their definition in this surprisingly challenging exercise.
The Right Word
This Story is Full of Blanks!
Ever been at a loss for words? Reconstitute a text in which some words are missing.
This Story is Full of Blanks!

Reasoning Games

Games that challenge our executive functioning help to train the highly complex cognitive processes of logic, strategic planning, problem solving, and deductive reasoning. In addition to shaping these abstract processes, the brain's executive system is also required for decision making, recognizing errors, coping with new situations and inhibiting habitual reactions when they are judged to be inappropriate. Thought to be localized mainly in the prefrontal cortex, the executive system has been likened by neuropsychologists to the conductor of an orchestra, helping to direct and control a wide array of diverse mental processes. To extend this metaphor, executive function training gives us the practice and rehearsal we need to keep the symphony of our brain's activity in harmony.
Basketball in New York
Test your visual and spatial skills with basketballs.
Basketball in New York
Color Traps
Test your ability to manage two competing activities.
Color Traps
Countdown
Train your mental calculation skills by discovering the math formulas.
Countdown
Decipher
Decipher the quotation and crack the secret code!
Decipher
Hurray for Change!
Link different items in a logical way and in a timely manner.
Hurray for Change!
Modulo
Re-construct a Colored Figure by Superimposing Colored Pieces.
Modulo
Money Time
Earn as much money as you can by drawing cards from the right pile.
Money Time
Ready, Steady, Count!
Memorize an operation (numbers and operators) then do the calculation
Ready, Steady, Count!
The Bells of Notre Dame
This game is not available yet on your device. It will be added soon.
The Bells of Notre Dame
The Right Count
Quickly classify numbers by order in a matrix. 1, 2, 3, go!
The Right Count
The Towers of Hanoi
Think before you act! Rebuild the tower of rings by making strategic moves.
The Towers of Hanoi
Writing in the Stars
This is a creative crossword puzzle with only 6 words! Sounds easy enough? Try it.
Writing in the Stars

Visual and Spatial Games

Processing visual information in a 3-dimensional world is critical. Our ability to make sense of what we see helps us to interpret and navigate the world around us. Good visual and spatial skills help us to walk, run, drive and enjoy much of the artistry in life. Visual and spatial games give us the opportunity to exercise these skills and pay attention to what is going on around us.
Entangled Figures
Recognize the entangled objects that make up the complex figure.
Entangled Figures
Mosaic
Determine if the pieces of a mosaic belong to the model.
Mosaic
Points of View
Guess from which point of view the pictures are taken.
Points of View
Sleight of Hands
Right Hand or Left Hand?
Sleight of Hands
Turn Around and Around
Decide if these 3-D images, shown at various angles, are the same or different.
Turn Around and Around
Under Pressure
Determine the respective position of two visual stimuli as fast as possible.
Under Pressure


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