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Best Brain Game Games by Bart Bonte

These are games that exercise your knowledge, recall and memorisation in different ways. Working with numbers, guessing words, remembering trivia, the joy of these games is that they get your grey matter working.

Recently popularised by the Big Brain Academy and Brain Training games, they not only offer an educational experience but a way to interact with games to solve problems and more the story forward.

Genre Details

Era: 2017 - 2022
Total Games: 3
Total Likes: 15

Words
For A Bird

Words For A Bird is a short adventure you play by completing sentences.

Words For A Bird is a short adventure you play by completing sentences. You follow the story of a purple bird.

Out Now: Android and iOS

Yellow

Yellow is a spatial puzzle game where on each level you need to turn the screen yellow.

Yellow is a spatial puzzle game where on each level you need to turn the screen yellow. How you do this varies from level to level.

Out Now: Android and iOS

Boo!

Boo! is a Halloween-themed puzzle game where you decorate pumpkins using cauldrons of coloured paint.

Boo! is a Halloween-themed puzzle game where you decorate pumpkins using cauldrons of coloured paint. The twist is that to create each design, you need to cover up different parts of the pumpkin using an assortment of items.

Out Now: Android, PC, Web and iOS

Written by parents for parents, the database complements the in-depth discussion about video game addiction, violence, spending and online safety in the Taming Gaming book. We are an editorially independent, free resource without adverts that is supported by partnerships.

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