Mind Games vs Chess Learning Games LITE

Exercise your brain! Mind Games is a great collection of games based in part on principles derived from cognitive tasks to help you practice different mental skills. This app includes many excellent free games. There are many trial games from Mind Games Pro that allow you to play 3 times. All games include your score history and a graph of your progress. Using some principles of standardized testing, your scores are also converted to a standardized scale so that you can see where you need work and excel. Not sure where to focus? Training Center does the work for you by picking the perfect mix of exercises to keep you engaged. Mind Games is intended to be brain challenging entertainment. No research has yet been conducted to determine if this app has cognitive benefits.

Chess has a very positive influence on people who practice it as it develops cognitive and attention skills. Numerous studies have shown that children who play chess, without necessarily being strong players, show a significant improvement in many other important areas of development: spatial thinking, numerical and analytical skills, verbal communication, and even artistic imagination. With this application we try to approach, in a playful way, this discipline to the little ones. At the same time as they learn the pieces, the basic movements and their value on the board, they will be improving their ability to concentrate, memory, logical-mathematical reasoning ... all with various activities created in a friendly interface. Addition, subtraction, sudokus, repeated pieces, notation, are some of the tools that will be used to enhance attention, concentration, math, analysis and reasoning of the user. Privacy Disclosure:  As parents ourselves, BORIOL takes privacy very seriously. Our app: - Does not contain links to social networks - Does not collect personal data But yes, it does contain advertising as that’s our means of providing the app free of cost to you – the ads are carefully placed such that the user is least likely to click on it while playing.