Brainiversity 2 Demo

Although it controls everything and is arguably the most important organ in the body, the brain seems to receive very little credit for its work. Not only that, but the belief that the brain doesn’t need exercise is quite common, maybe because there’s no physical growth involved in the process. However, science says it can be easily achieved, as long as you put a bit of effort into it.

Brainiversity 2 is an educational puzzle game that contains a large collection of tests and quizzes for you to try out, all of which are designed to strengthen your mental capabilities. Ranging from simple maths questions involving addition and subtractions, all the way to tricky memory games, the exams are not as easy to ace as you might think at first, especially since the subjects are so diverse.

To make matters more interesting, there’s a daily quiz you can undertake to assess your progress. This exam features questions from all of the available activities, and the final score is saved to your profile. Besides telling you whether you have improved lately, this also has the advantage of letting you compare scores with other users, given the fact that the game supports multiple profiles at the same time.

There are two dozen different games to try out, each one of which aims to help you improve a particular set of skills. Naturally, there are statistics and charts detailing your overall progress for each activity, as well as trophies you can win by achieving a certain number of points. All of these are saved on your profile, so it’s quite simple to compare yourself with all the other users.

The game is very friendly when it comes to user interface and controls, because everything is easily accessible and quite straightforward most of the time. A companion is also there to help you when you need it, although his role is also to make the experience more fun and relaxed, using clever jokes and facts about various famous personalities from history.

All things considered, Brainiversity 2 is certainly a good way to stay sharp and keep your mind in shape at all times. However, the questions are quite simple and the game is mostly aimed at the younger audience, so there’s definitely no real challenge for an adult if that’s what you’re interested in.