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Brain Games Training

Brain Sequencer

Free Brain Games:
3D Logic
3D Mazes
A Simple Game
Air Typer
AllLights
Alphabet Jungle
Atari-Go
Backgammon
Bejeweled
Blackboard Squash
Bloxorz
Brain Bender
Brain Follow
Brain Sequencer
Brain Test
Brain Tuner
Burger Builder
Changs' Cube
Checkers (3-in-1)
Chess Puzzle
Circuitry
ColorJunction
Copy Cat Jack
Crossword
Cribbage
Crystal Clear
Curveball
Easy Chess
English 16
Equator
Escapa!
Eye Tester
Face Memory
Flash Chess 3D
Four Color Rings
Gateway
Glitter Memory
Glowstones
Graph Game
Hangman
Hard Brain Teasers
Hare and Hounds
Harry the Hamster
Hex-7
Hexxagon
Ice Cream Stand
Idiot Test
In Out (IO)
Kindergarten
Knight Game
Ladybird Logic
Lightn. Librarian
Lines Game
Mahjongg Alchemy
Marble Solitaire
Mario Memory
Mass Attack
Match 'Em
Math Attack
Math Mountain
Memory Lists
Memory Test
MindMaster
Monster Palace
Muse Lock
PanneRotto!
Patchworkz
Pharaoh's Treasure
Polygon Puzzle
Printable Sudoku
Puzzle Freak 2
Puzzle Grams
Rollerblade Race
Rubik's Cube
School Supply
Scooby Castle
Scooby Pirate
Scooby Terror
Shell Game
Sliding Puzzle
Slither Link
Sneak
Sokoban
Spelling Bee
Sudoku
TacTix
Tetris
Tower Blaster
Treasure Quest
Triplets
Video Poker
Velma Vision
Web of Words
Word Bump
Word Search
Wordz

Training your brain with brain games is a fun way to improve your memory and concentration. Playing games, puzzles, and brain teasers each day keeps your brain in top shape.

I've searched the web for free puzzles, mind benders, logic games, and other brain games. To play these games, click the links at right.

Brain games can increase other mental abilities too, such as processing speed and reaction time. These skills are valuable at school, at work, and daily life.

According to research, playing brain games can even help prevent Alzheimer's Disease!

If you are looking for a more scientific approach to brain training, you might want to check out the Lumosity brain training service. I personally use it for 10-15 minutes a day to keep my brain sharp.

Lumosity scientists created special games proven to increase brain power. Each game was designed to strengthen a different area of the brain.

These games improve memory, reaction time, verbal fluency, numerical reasoning, concentration, and so on. It really works, too. You can tell a difference after just a few days.

There are other cool benefits as well. For example, you can track your progress and even compare your brain power to other users your age.

If Lumosity sounds interesting, sign up for the 14-day free trial. With the free trial you can quickly find out (without it costing you anything) whether Lumosity is right for you.

Plan a Little, Then Play

Rubik UnboundWith free brain games, it is easy to waste time. Unless you approach the games in a structured way, you won't get much benefit.

Here's how you can create your own brain exercise program using the free games on this site:

  1. Select one of the games from the links at right.
  2. Once a day, for 10 minutes, work on solving the puzzle or game. Use a stopwatch to track time if you need to.
  3. Each time you play, try to solve the game more quickly than the last time (or get a higher score).
  4. After you feel you've mastered that game, repeat the steps above with a new game.

That approach should get you some results. Have fun with it, and good luck!

If you are serious about improving your brain, try the Lumosity brain training service I mentioned above. Here's that link to the two-week free trial.

In addition to being a fun way to work out your mind, puzzles and brainteasers are great ways to take a break from other "normal" work.

Now you can justify to your parents, significant other, or boss why you spend so much time playing games. You're keeping your mind active and building a stronger brain!

Not sure which games to start with? Check out my favorites.

Game Feedback

If there are games you'd like to see added to this site, or if you have any problems with the ones I've provided, feel free to send me an email through the Contact Me link at left.

Note: Some of these games require Java of Flash on your computer. If you have problems viewing the games, check your browser settings or download the necessary Java or Flash component (usually free).

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