Tricky Castle vs Brain Workout

Escape from the castle, full of tricks and mysterious puzzles. This escape room game will challenge your ability to solve puzzles! The Terrible Villain grabbed the Princess and set traps on the way to her rescue. A brave knight can save the princess hidden in the tower of the castle! Forward to adventure! Wander the mysterious corridors of the castle, solve puzzles, and avoid traps to find the faraway tower. There'll be hundreds and hundreds of doors, spikes, platforms to jump on, and all this in order to find the treasured key. Take a close look at the room and read the clues (or riddles?) to figure out how to escape the room. - 120 unique levels, packed with escape puzzles - unusual ways to escape the room - hundreds of doors you'll have to open in your way to saving the princess - excellent combination of logic games and relaxing 2d platformer games - light humor will make you smile :) You won't want to stop solving puzzles! Explore the castle that holds more tricks and secrets than it appears on the surface, and enjoy this fun puzzle game!

Give your brain a daily workout. Nine games, nine different mental skills, and a bold hand-drawn look with a signature color for each one. Five minutes is a real session, and the whole family can share one device without ever mixing up scores. NINE GAMES, NINE SKILLS Number Sequence — train your working memory recalling growing digit sequences Card Matching — sharpen visual memory finding hidden pairs Stroop Challenge — test focus and impulse control with the classic color-word test Schulte Table — build visual scanning speed and concentration Whack-a-Mole — sharpen reflexes and reaction speed, whacking moles while dodging decoy rabbits Rule Switch — train cognitive flexibility switching sorting rules on the fly Math Sprint — sharpen mental math comparing expressions against the clock Shape Rotation — build spatial reasoning spotting the same shape turned, not its mirror image Pattern Matrix — work out the hidden rule in a grid and fill the missing piece Shape Rotation and Pattern Matrix are new. Most of the collection is fast-twitch and against the clock; Pattern Matrix is the one you can sit and think in, with a timer that's there to end the round, not to rush you. MEET THE ANIMALS Neko the cat, Kitsune the fox, Mogura the mole and eighteen more are drawn by hand, not borrowed from a keyboard — so they look exactly the same on every iPhone and iPad, and they have actual personality. Mogura even looks dizzy when you get him. BUILT FOR ONE DEVICE AND A WHOLE FAMILY Add a quick profile for each player — up to 8 — with just a nickname, an avatar, and a color, and everyone gets their own high scores, their own daily streak, and their own difficulty setting. Kids and parents can hand the phone or iPad back and forth without ever mixing up scores or breaking each other's streak. No logins, no photos, no birthdays — profiles stay completely on your device. MADE TO BE PLAYED EVERY DAY Track your personal best in every game, watch your stats build up game by game, and keep a daily streak going. Games start the moment you tap one — no menus to wade through, no accounts to make. Making a habit of a little mental exercise each day is a simple, enjoyable way to keep your mind active and engaged. FITS THE SCREEN YOU'RE ON Every game now scales to the device it's playing on, so a Schulte board is comfortably thumb-sized on a phone and properly big on an iPad — right down to a narrow split-screen window. What never changes is the shape of the board: five by five is five by five everywhere, so a score set on a phone still means the same thing as one set on a tablet. PLAYS IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese — the whole app, not just the menus. Stroop Challenge translates its color words too, because reading the word is the entire point of that test. It follows your device's language automatically; there's nothing to set. THE DETAILS WE FUSSED OVER Gorgeous in both light and dark mode Every color checked for contrast, so nobody's squinting Artwork drawn as vectors — crisp on every screen, tiny on your storage