MindPal - Brain Training Games 9+

EXCELLENT SELF KNOWLEDGEABLE, FUN, aggravating,enjoyable!! Free to play and Uonly need to pay if U want to compare yourself to others in your age range——But I m actually interested in making sure that I am up to par and not losing my abilities as I age. If start to slip in any area than I practice that particular area until I am able to become better. By the way it’s not just your mental abilities that U can lose if not used U can lose your physical abilities also if U don’t use them, so besides keeping your brain active also keep physically active. At 82 strangers will stop me and say I don’t act like old people that they know. So every day I not only thank the developer of MindPal but also The Almighty. Besides playing “MindPal” daily I also play #The Brain” I think the developer needs to add a few other descriptive words, besides education So that when checking it out in the App Store, etc. a person Can see that it’s also extremely fun, self knowledgeable And sometimes can be aggravating. That would definitely attract a lot more people to download it. This game is for any age I have a couple of young teenage cousins that love to play it and compare their scores to mine

I can’t stop playing this game. Initially, I didn’t want to spend the money on it but got tired of looking at ads. (At least I think this game had ads. I’ve tried several. This is the only one I now pay for.) I also got tired of not being able to play the other three tiers in the daily prompt. Then, one day, I was able to unlock one if I followed them in Instagram. (Clever foxes!) And that’s how they got me. So I finally said, Fine! I’ll pay for it for ONE year and cancel if I don’t enjoy it. For now, do I ever enjoy it. I spend far, far too much time playing. And whodathunk a game where you simply have to find three matching numbers or letters would be so darn hard AND therefore addictive? Good lord, do I ever waste hours trying to do that one. And the one where you spell words out of shuffled letters? Forget about it. I’ve given up bathing, eating, brushing my teeth; my kids live in absolute filth and eat candy and chips for their meals. I’ve given up on everything—life—all but this game. OK, I mean, not really, but I do enjoy it and for now it’s well worth the amount I spent on it. Thumbs up.

I’ve only had this app for two days now but I already really like it. I like that it sets a goal of five mind workouts a day but also let’s you do the ones you’ve already done some more. A lot of the time I’m on an app and I feel like I have to keep going but then I look at the clock and I’ve been on it for an hour. This game is different. I can stop after I meet my goal for the day. I also like the quick instructions so you know how to play without having to read a who five paragraphs. It is nice to come home after a long day and just take a quick break and do mind puzzles. The puzzles are also not too hard and not too easy. They also tell you why the correct answer is correct. Lastly, the adds. I realize I’ve only been on it two days but I’ve only seen two adds so far. When I do experience an add it is short and the x appears almost immediately. I have the free version and I feel like the limits are reasonable. There are free games of the week and you can play the ones you’ve done in you mind workouts. I think this game is very great.