
Brain Games: The Bells of Notre Dame
This game consists of counting the number of moves necessary for bells to shift from an initial configuration to the desired configuration. Create a plan of action by using your reasoning skills...
This game consists of counting the number of moves necessary for bells to shift from an initial configuration to the desired configuration. Create a plan of action by using your reasoning skills...
This exercise of the right temporoparietal cortex is about creating associations between two types of information, an image and its location
This exercise calls on your visual short-term memory, which enables the brain to store visual information such as shapes and locations of objects
This game requires problem-solving skills that call on the brain's executive functions. You must define a strategy to reach a desired outcome and calculate the right moves to reach the solution in the shortest possible time...
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