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Brain Games
Enjoy 10 to 20 minutes of brain games a day. Short, friendly games that give your memory, focus and problem-solving a workout. They are free, and you can play without signing up.
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Find the Same Picture
Find every picture that matches the one shown. Practices visual attention and focus.
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Numbers in Order
Tap the scattered numbers from 1 upwards as quickly as you can. Practices attention and speed.
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Card Match Memory Game
Turn over cards two at a time and find the matching pairs. Practices short-term memory and focus.
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Spot the Difference
Compare two pictures and find what is different. Practices observation and visual skills.
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Hidden Objects
Find all the objects hidden in a picture before time runs out. Practices observation and attention.
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Word Meanings
Choose the right meaning of each word. Keeps your vocabulary and word memory in use.
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Color Sequence
Watch the colors light up, then press them in the same order. Practices sequence memory.
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Number Slide Puzzle
Slide the tiles until the numbers 1 to 15 are in order. Practices spatial thinking and logic.
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Quick Math
Solve simple addition, subtraction and multiplication problems. Keeps your mental arithmetic sharp.
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Reaction Test
Click as fast as you can when the light turns green. Measures your reaction speed.
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Shape Match
Pick the shape pattern that matches the example. Practices spatial and visual skills.
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Number Memory
Remember a row of numbers, then type it back. Practices working memory and speed.
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Focus Game
Click the targets quickly as they appear. Practices attention and reaction speed.
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True or False Quiz
General-knowledge questions at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Answer O (true) or X (false).
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Maze
Find your way through the maze to the exit. Practices spatial thinking, focus and problem-solving.
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Reasoning Test
20 questions on patterns, words, numbers and logic. See how your reasoning skills are doing.
🧠 Why play brain games?
- Doing new and challenging things keeps your brain busy, and may help build what scientists call cognitive reserve.
- Different games give memory, focus, speed and problem-solving a workout.
- Brain games work best as part of an active life: walking, time with friends and family, good sleep and learning new things all help keep the mind active.
- Finishing a game gives you a sense of achievement and can lift your mood.
💡 Tip: one or two games a day, 10 to 15 minutes each, is plenty. Enjoying it and playing regularly matter more than playing for a long time. Try different kinds of games – memory one day, numbers or puzzles the next.
⚠️ These games are for fun and practice. We cannot promise that they prevent or treat dementia. If you are worried about your memory, please talk to a doctor.