Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! User Review
A good game that can become a little repetative over time.
- Posted Aug 30, 2009 2:00 pm GMT
- Difficulty:
- Just Right
- Time Spent:
- 40 to 100 Hours
- The Bottom Line:
- "Mixed reactions"
This game is a well written and constructed game that easy to navigate and to understand.
My family received this game as a collective Christmas present last year, we all leapt into it and created profiles and settled about the game. My younger brother found it too hard for him, a good suggestion would be the ability to determine levels, so that it could be set to easier puzzles for younger people and if you're more confident of your ability harder levels.
I played this game religiously for a while, never letting up until I'd unlocked everything. I had several friends with the same game and we would enjoy comparing our scores, we'd go to school and host mini competitions. However this soon became tiresome to me, mainly due to the difficulty and the sheer number of maths games. I can cope with the logic and reading but maths is something I've always struggled with and the sheer volume began to annoy me.
So what I'm trying to say is that this game has a lot of potential but for me it just wasn't enough. There wasn't enough variety, and struggling with spelling and maths made the game quickly become a chore which seemed to defeat the object.
My family received this game as a collective Christmas present last year, we all leapt into it and created profiles and settled about the game. My younger brother found it too hard for him, a good suggestion would be the ability to determine levels, so that it could be set to easier puzzles for younger people and if you're more confident of your ability harder levels.
I played this game religiously for a while, never letting up until I'd unlocked everything. I had several friends with the same game and we would enjoy comparing our scores, we'd go to school and host mini competitions. However this soon became tiresome to me, mainly due to the difficulty and the sheer number of maths games. I can cope with the logic and reading but maths is something I've always struggled with and the sheer volume began to annoy me.
So what I'm trying to say is that this game has a lot of potential but for me it just wasn't enough. There wasn't enough variety, and struggling with spelling and maths made the game quickly become a chore which seemed to defeat the object.
More User Reviews
While casual gamers will go nuts over this, the hardcore will be dissapointed in the end.
Review Stats:- 2 users agree with this review
- Posted Apr 14, 2008 12:36 am GMT
There is no real proof that this will actually train your brain, but at a budget price, it's overall worth a try.
Review Stats:- 0 out of 1 users agree with this review
- Posted Mar 30, 2008 4:10 am GMT
Everyone should give it at least one try.
Review Stats:- Posted Mar 5, 2008 6:32 pm GMT
Brian Age is one of those games that make you feel good after playing it.
Review Stats:- Posted Feb 18, 2008 2:37 am GMT
like doing everyday homework using your DS....thats fun
Review Stats:- Posted Feb 4, 2008 6:10 am GMT
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I got my girlfriend to do a speed run of 20 Calculations on Brain Age. She got 14 seconds. I know there are faster people out there. Let's see your video!Posted Jul 5, 2006
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