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Mass Attack
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Mass Attack is a fun but very challenging puzzle game. The object of Mass Attack is to balance the weight on two sides of a scale. It sounds simple, but it's not easy!

Instructions. Click the Play button to begin. A quick tutorial automatically starts to explain how to play the game. After you learn the rules, the next time you can skip the tutorial by clicking the "Skip Tutorial" button.

The game works like this. Each round, the computer adds a few random weights to the right side of the scale. Using the mouse, you need to inflate up to three weights on the left side of the scale to balance out the total weight on the right side of the scale. Simply hold down and release the left mouse button to inflate a weight.

You "win" a round by adding weight on the left side of the scale that comes within 5 pounds or less of the weight on the right side of the scale.

This is a great puzzle game for improving attention and cognitive control. Have fun!

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