At 99 cents, you get what you pay for. I don't judge quickly, I like to go through everything in the game first, and this one has as many ups as downs.It's plainly a half baked game. Every game within needs better layout and whole thing can use a more user intuitive interface. Plus the programming needs a big touch of help. Don't think this set of brain games has helped me tune my brain more than waste my time.

First off, I'm not really sure what to say about the 4 1-star reviews this game got. It seems like somebody must have a personal vendetta against the developer and used 4 different accounts to write a bad review, and that's pretty juvenile. Considering the price of this app (less than a dollar - aka the same price as a handful of soggy, crummy french fries at McDonald's) you get 16 different mini-games, which for the most part are well thought out and pretty fun. That's basically 5 cents a game. Some games are better than others, but you will get a pretty good mental workout going through each of them. I've spent plenty of time playing this game already, and it's pretty addictive - plus it's a great way to wake the brain up before class or work, and it gives you a chance to flex some mental muscles that haven't been used for a while. If you're not sure if you'll like it, take a look at the free version of the game, which contains 4 out of the 16 total games. But really, for $1, it's a no-brainer. Check it out!

I love brain challenging games. I've played brain age on the DS and was hooked on it for a while. When I got my iPhone, I wanted something like it to have with me where ever I go. This is perfect!I wake up doing a couple of brain tests and before I go to bed, I try to beat my score earlier that day. So far, I'm a little bit more brain fit in the morning. Go figure. Just buy it already. I used the free version for a month and I can't believe I waited this long to get the .99 cent full version. You'll love it. It can be tough though!!

I'm not one who usually posts reviews (despite having downloaded dozens of applications). But in this case, I almost feel compelled. It is a shame that some folks posted rather unthoughtful comments. This is an excellent suite of mini applications (16 in all, with three levels each). They represent a wide diversity of brain training activities. Not only are the games engaging, but with regular use they are sure to sharpen your processing skills.Please don't hesitate to get this application - it's a steal at only a dollar.