Brain Spa for Windows

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Key Details of Brain Spa

Train your brain, power up language aptitude, and fine-tune your logical thinking skills.
Last updated on August 26, 2015
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Developer’s Description

By Legacy Interactive

Train your brain, power up language aptitude, and fine-tune your logical thinking skills.

Train your brain by helping the colorful townsfolk of Brainville in a variety of mind-building challenges. A truly fun way to maximize your memory, improve your perception abilities, power up your language aptitude, and fine-tune your logical thinking skills! Eight separate mini-games plus bonus quizzes, trivia challenges and more.

Daily tests can assess your overall Brain Power. Collect keys to the city to unlock additional bonus quizzes. Watch the town expand and flourish as you sharpen your mind. Internal time tracking allows you to see your best scores and track your progress over time and also compare results with other players. Dynamic leveling system allows the game to customize the difficulty based on your skill.

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GENERAL

Release: August 22, 2008

Latest update: August 26, 2015

Version: 1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/Vista

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Total Downloads: 3,180

Downloads Last Week: 2

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User Reviews

2.7/5

3 User Votes

Good game to play for fun.
Mixedsignals258March 12, 2010
Pros
Fun and easy to play.
Cons
the graphics game not challenging enough for adults
Summary
This game is great brain training for kids. I wouldn't recommend this game for adults.
good game... but better alternatives exist.
fredthefredJanuary 28, 2010
Pros
a few good mini games worth checking out automatically adjusts difficulty level according to your performance does a good job of keeping track of your performance in each category, daily, monthly, yearly
Cons
format or theme of the game is a turn off to some art style is an odd choice for this genre not a lot of variety of games compared to others in the category
Summary
I've played a few other brain games like big brain academy, nintendo's brain age, brain challenge and even signed up for the online brain training game, lumosity. It's become a popular genre and there are many more to choose from. So how does brain spa compare to these? Well, I've been playing the full game everyday for a few months. I like the game but it certainly isn't the best in the genre. I bought it because it can get boring playing the same mini games over and over again, so i wanted a new game to add some variety. Variety and newness keep the brain sharp. Or at least that's what these games tell you. At first i was turned off by the whole format, as some people who play the demo might be. The game takes place in a town done in some old fashioned 1950's style. Each building in the town corresponds to a different mini game. There are two buildings for each category: logic (calculation and comparison), language (word jumbles and categories), perception (identification and comparison), memory (visual and auditory). They are not all available right away though - they have to be unlocked and it takes a while. This is the other problem with the game, in that it doesn't offer a lot of mini games. I felt lumosity and brain challenge had a greater variety of mini games. There is also factory that gives you a daily test, which you can take only once a day and tests you in every category and charts your progress. There is also a mayor who provides you with your highest scores and gives you additional puzzles to unlock. All in all, i would have preferred a more straight forward approach with just menu's but you can't really fault them for trying to be creative. If you play this game enough, you'll see it can become pretty challenging. each mini game will adjust its difficulty according to your performance. i saw this as a welcomed change to other games where you have to choose the difficulty at the onset. My favorites are the logic mini game where you have to match colors and the calculation mini game where you go shopping and have to add up three or four different numbers to match the target amount. Most games that test your calculation just do two numbers. I actually saw progress in my math abilities with this game. But why not go further and do multiplication, division, subtraction? I understand it's just testing logic ability but if a game can improve your everyday math skills, why not? In conclusion a few of the games here are unique and fun but nothing exceptional. If you can find it cheap like i did, and you've tried all the others, it's a worthwhile game. Don't be turned off by the odd choice in presentation. It'll grow on you.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Apr 19, 2011<p/>I've had this game for a couple of years now, and I found I play this pretty regularly. I've also played a lot of puzzle/ brain games over the years and many of them aren't very good in comparison. I would update this game review to give it 4 stars.
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bdbranchAugust 25, 2008
Pros
It runs, yeah yippy.
Cons
In case you wanted to know why the Headline had nothing, that's because there's nothing worth noting. Honestly don't let the name Brain Spa fool ya, there's nothing special here & after the demo, I couldn't be bothered chasing a full version, simple as that.
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