Brain Toot

I love brain challenging games. I've played brain age on the DS and was hooked on it for a while. When I got my iPhone, I wanted something like it to have with me where ever I go. This is perfect! I wake up doing a couple of brain tests and before I go to bed, I try to beat my score earlier that day. So far, I'm a little bit more brain fit in the morning. Go figure. Just buy it already. I used the free version for a month and I can't believe I waited this long to get the .99 cent full version. You'll love it. It can be tough though!!

First off, I'm not really sure what to say about the 4 1-star reviews this game got. It seems like somebody must have a personal vendetta against the developer and used 4 different accounts to write a bad review, and that's pretty juvenile. Considering the price of this app (less than a dollar - aka the same price as a handful of soggy, crummy french fries at McDonald's) you get 16 different mini-games, which for the most part are well thought out and pretty fun. That's basically 5 cents a game. Some games are better than others, but you will get a pretty good mental workout going through each of them. I've spent plenty of time playing this game already, and it's pretty addictive - plus it's a great way to wake the brain up before class or work, and it gives you a chance to flex some mental muscles that haven't been used for a while. If you're not sure if you'll like it, take a look at the free version of the game, which contains 4 out of the 16 total games. But really, for $1, it's a no-brainer. Check it out!

At 99 cents, you get what you pay for. I don't judge quickly, I like to go through everything in the game first, and this one has as many ups as downs. It's plainly a half baked game. Every game within needs better layout and whole thing can use a more user intuitive interface. Plus the programming needs a big touch of help. Don't think this set of brain games has helped me tune my brain more than waste my time.