Dominant Mind Code Breaker vs Train your Brain

Are you looking for brain games? Dominant Mind Code Breaker is an iPhone, iPad and iPod version of one of the most popular board games ever!! if you are a lover of logic games, this is the right game app for you! Challenge yourself and friends with this iOS top board game app today. It can be played as an easy entertaining pastime game or addictive brain training game. People have always been interested to challenge the mind with mind games and exercise the brain with brain training games. Our brain is a muscle and just like every other muscle it needs exercise to develop and keep fit; if you want to get some brain training and play fun brain games for kids and adults! This board game is a mobile and tablet version of one of the most famous classical board games. The logics and Dominant Mind Code Breaker game rules are very similar to an earlier invented mind game called Bulls and Cows that was played with a pencil on paper. Game Rules Dominant Mind Code Breaker is a mind game that is played on a decoding board with a shield covering four colored pins, the goal is to guess the code and recreate the hidden row in this board game. Below the shield there are eight horizontal rows where the player, code breaker is able to guess the color and placing of the covered pins. On the right side of each horizontal row there are holes for pegs where the software will provide feedback for the code breaker after every attempt made to guess the code: - black peg indicates right color pin in right place - white peg indicates right color pin in wrong place - no peg indicates wrong color and place The code breaker only gets one peg for every covered color that they guess right. If there are two pins of the same color hidden behind the shield, and the player guess that there are three pins of that same color, the player can still only get two pegs indicating right color. Once the feedback has been provide the code breaker has a new attempt to guess the color/placing and break the code, with the help of the feedback and logical thinking. As the numbers of rows indicate you only have eight attempts to guess the code you will be awarded points when you guess the color right and extra bonus points when you crack the code. Extra points are also awarded if you break the code in an early stage of this logic game.

Stimulate your cognitive abilities while having fun. Inside 'Train your brain' you will find a series of games that will help you stimulate different areas and will serve as a daily brain training. This app is suitable for people of all ages, both for the little ones and for the elderly. The game is divided into five categories, each one associated with a different cognitive area: memory, attention, reasoning, coordination and visuospatial skills. STIMULATION OF COGNITIVE SKILLS - Memory: stimulates short-term memory systems or working memory. - Attention: Stimulates concentration with exercises that work sustained attention, selective attention and focused attention. - Reasoning: Logic exercises to stimulate the ability to think, process and use information to acquire knowledge, understand the world and make appropriate decisions. - Coordination: Strengthens and optimizes hand-eye coordination and reaction time. - Visual perception: stimulates the ability to represent, analyze and manipulate objects mentally. The design of these games has been carried out in collaboration with experts in neuroscience and psychiatry, with the aim of creating playful content and, in addition, to serve as a complement of the treatments carried out in health centers. ABOUT TELLMEWOW Tellmewow is a mobile game development company specialized in easy adaptation and basic usability, which make them ideal for older people or young people who simply want to play an occasional game without major complications. If you have any suggestions for improvement or want to stay informed about upcoming games that we are going to publish, follow us on our social networks: @tellmewow Terms of Use: https://tellmewow.com/trainyourbrain/index.html