Brain game. Picture Match. 2.5.3

The human mind is definitely one of the most intriguing things in the whole wide world. The brain is capable of immense processing but it has always been difficult for anyone to unlock its true potential. Brains differ from each other in their strengths and weaknesses with some people good at arts while the others at math due to how their brain is wired. While there is no denying that you can't change your brain if you want to, you can always work on it in order to sharpen it so that it helps you out when you need it most. Memory exercises are a great way of keeping your mind active and attentive and they definitely help improving your retention capabilities. Brain Game. Picture Match is a memory game that puts your ability to memorize pictures to the test in a fun and engaging manner.

The memory app has three main gaming modes based around the time you get for memorizing the pictures and their locations and the time you get for finding the pairs once they have been hidden. The gaming modes are called No Time Limit, Normal and Hard. The three modes are named based on their difficulty level and the challenge they offer.
In the No Time Limit gaming mode, you get five seconds to memorize all the pictures and their matches on the grid. Afterwards, you can take as much time as you want in order to find the matches. This basically is meant for starting out as without the time pressure, you are allowed to take your time and aren't pushed by any time limits. The focus in this gaming mode is to do it as quickly as possible in order to beat your own best scores.

In the Normal gaming mode, you get variable time to memorize the images (depends on the number of images in the grid) – usually starts from 5 seconds and increases as the images in the grid increase. Afterwards, you get a certain time limit to find all the matches. The time limit also gets extended for every right match you find in the game (+5 seconds for every match found). The Hard gaming mode only differs from the Normal gaming mode in the time limit available for finding all the matches. The time limits are a bit lax in Normal mode and are very stringent in Hard mode.

The memory game has a total of 60 levels available in each of the three gaming modes. You start with a grid that contains only 08 matches. This is easier to remember and it's also easier to find the right matches by hit-and-trial method. The initial few levels are easier as they give you time to sharpen your memory. However, you start getting 24 matches in a single grid as you progress further. In these grids, you need to rely on your memory in order to get most of the matches while the rest can then be found via hit-and-trial method. There are different strategies available in how to find all the matches within the stipulated time but each one involves relying on your memory in one way or another.

The memory game has a very simple gaming layout that makes it easy to access each gaming mode and all gaming levels. The controls involve tapping on the tiles to find their matches while the graphics are also good and provide you good pictures that are easy to remember.

Features:

• Three different gaming modes with their own unique challenges
• 60 gaming levels in each gaming mode to provide ample memory challenges
• Increasing level of difficulty with each passing level to test your memory as much as possible
• Use of real-life objects in pictures to make it easier for you remember each image

Conclusion:

Brain game is a nice memory game that puts your memory to the test. With three gaming modes and 180 gaming levels, the game offers quite a challenge for anyone looking to perform memory related exercises.