A Very Simple Game
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A Very Simple Game is deceptively simple. While the rules are simple, this game is a little challenging.
To begin, click the Small, Medium, or Large link above. This opens the game in a pop-up window. Wait for the game to load, then click the "PLAY" button (circle with triangle inside) to begin.
HOW TO PLAY. For each stage of the game, find and click the single colored dot. The dot will often be hidden behind the other moving shapes, or will disappear then reappear, so look carefully. There are 11 levels to complete.
Why is this a brain game? Because it builds concentration and focus. The more times you play, the sharper your concentration will become.
I recommend playing games like this one on a daily basis. You will find that in your everyday life, your attention to the details around you - and your ability to concentrate on whatever task you are working on - will be noticeably greater.
By the way, this game has a very soothing soundtrack - although some of the "smiley" faces are rather scary!
Brainiacs. I think I'll start a Brainiacs hall of fame list for this game similar to the one on the Idiot Test page.
If you complete A Very Simple Game and want me to post your name and town on this page, simply tell me what the "congratulations" message says at the end of the game. Email me through the Contact Me link at left.
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