Brain Spa

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GAME SUMMARY

Brain Spa

Rating: 4 (1 votes cast)

Welcome to the Brain Spa, a place where you can learn to maximize your memory, improve your perception abilities, power up your language aptitude, and fine tune your logical thinking skills!

  • 8 different mini-games to play emphasizing four distinct categories of mental abilities: Memory, Perception, Logic, Language.
  • A fun and practical way to exercise your brain and stimulate mental fitness.
  • Internal time tracking allows you to see your best scores and track your progress over time and also compare results with other players.
  • Colorful calendars and graphs make it easy to view your progress.
  • Dynamic leveling system allows the game to customize the difficulty based on your skill.
  • Daily tests can assess your overall Brain Power.
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System Requirements

    • Notice: May not work with Vista or Windows 7!
    • OS Windows 2000/XP/Vista
    • Processor Pentium III 500 MHz processor or AMD Athlon K6 III
    • Memory 128 MB
    • Graphics 32 MB DirectX 3D 7.0
    • Sound DirectX 7.0 compatible Sound Card

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REVIEWS

Good Game - Quirky. Little Repetitive

By zetoslapier posted 15th May 2012

As the title says:

Graphics:

Cartoony but nice, aesthetically pleasing to ones eyes so that they don't feel their eyeballs falling out. The general populace normally look quite friendly which makes you at least comfortable with having to deal with sprites. That being said, this game is a good purchase including visual brain training exercises and executes them very well.

Overall 5/5

Sounds:

Ambient music is light, however slightly repetitive, tending to get on ones nerves after awhile if you continually play the games as suggested. The voices are a comfortable volume, though the lines that they use are very little and thus end up repeating as well, the same lines, the same voices, that can get very annoying, very quickly. You may find yourself repeating them as if hoping you can drown them out.

Sounds 3/5

Volume Controls 5/5

Gameplay:

Gameplay, the main part about this entire game... When you start it doesn't know where your at, so it starts you off easy. Of course for most people who do more than sit on their couch and watch tv all day, they'll breeze through these without a problem. This gives you a bit of a... bias towards yourself that you really are smart. Than the game decides it's going to just throw it's learning curve in. You end up feeling very stupid... very quickly. The learning curve for most people will feel like / that. Really literally uphill everytime. And though this does help the brain. The immediate push forward makes it hard to retain what's happening and though you may be excercising it almost feels like your going a little past healthy to the unhealthy realm at the rate of the learning curve. That's where my problem comes in, when you end up very busy for a few days, because of the sudden push and the lack of chance to really retain what happened you end up forgetting huge portions, then the game assumes that you'll be at the same level and throws that same level at you making your entire game plummet. It tries to overcompensate by being really easy after that and then you become frustrated because you don't get the same mental workout and you have to work your way up to the top again.

Gameplay rating: 4/5

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