Brain Challenge DS game

Brain Challenge

2008

Overall rating: 3 out of 5

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Brain Challenge evaluates your mental ability in several areas of cognitive function. The game helps you identify where your mental strengths and weaknesses are, to help you become stronger overall. From Maths to Memory, via the Stress Test and the Training Room, Brain Challenge gives your mind power a daily workout with 43 fun and challenging minigames. Brain Challenge is divided into two main modes in the shape of Brain Training and Stress Training. Brain Training consists of 25 games in five categories: Logic, Memory, Maths, visual and Focus. For each game you can choose from three difficulty levels, and you can try to beat your high score in each level. Initially, not all games can be played, but you can unlock them as you progress through the game. Stress Training consists of nine games in three categories: Authority, Multitask and Physical. This mode follows the same pattern as Brain Training, in that you must unlock all nine games in three categories to get the full benefit of the game.

Brain Challenge details

Format:	3 DS
Players:	1-4
Genres:	Party/Music/Misc, Puzzle/Board/Casino
Developers:	GAMELOFT
Rental release:	22 Feb 2008

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By Caroline Banning from Bournemouth, England , 01 Sep 2009

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This is similar to Big Brain Academy with an added Stress Testing Feature.
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By a customer from Westhill , 01 Oct 2009

This was great fun for the kids and adults alike. It certainly made you think and think fast at times.
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By Caroline Banning from Bournemouth, England , 01 Sep 2009

This is similar to Big Brain Academy with an added Stress Testing Feature.
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