Brainwell - Brain Training Reviews

Do not get frustrated with this game bc you can always reset & start again. This is very stimulating to the brain. I used it a few yrs. ago & was much better at it. Forgot about it for a few & just started up again a couple of days ago. I’m of the same sentiment has the 65yr. old person, only I’m now going on 70yrs. this yr. 2021.
I’d rather be a little frustrated playing Brainwell again, then the more irritating frustration of not being able to recall quite a lot of things!

I noticed my memory and organizational skills were slipping. I play several different brain training games and have found it’s helpful for me to switch up and play different games While all the games train on three or four major cognitive skills, the approach is a little different which adds additional challenge. Just the fact of playing a different game adds even more challenge and therefore the potential for added benefits. The game is worth the cost and the training time is easy to fit in my day. It would be helpful to add new games every two months or so..

I really like Brainwell. When I downloaded it I was offered a free trial or I could continue with the limited version with 3 games each day. By the 2nd day I was hooked and took the trial. I’m glad I did because I’m happy to say that I’ve made it an important part of my day. I feel like it’s helped me with my middle-age brain fog.

I like this game but why do I always get the same games in my daily lineup all the time. I know there are a lot more Cause I can see and play them. This game was expensive so I expect more. What changes did you just make? Now the game looks different and it tells me I need to download adobe flash player. I don’t have any other games that require this. Why all of a sudden are you requiring it? Can I get a refund on my purchase?

To get everything out of Brainwell you have to pay but you are getting a service and they do update things. Just today they rolled out a whole new look. My one knock is that they need to do better at randomizing the games. Add some new ones too would be awesome. But even with those two things I still give it five stars. One more issue. The word puffer game is broken. If you make a mistake you lose pieces that you need. Even at that though 4 stars

I really liked Brainwell, but not enough to pay the $10 subscription.... which is fine... every time I get on Brainwell adds constantly pop up telling me
to join the subscription so I stopped using Brainwell ... and it’s been sitting on my phone well I noticed an unusual charges accumulated over the last several months, they have been pulling money out of my account for the subscription I never agreed to .... and I never noticed because when I used Brainwell it still said it was the free version... I asked to get my money back but no reply... it’s not worth downloading if they are just going
To secretly take your money

Just ONCE can we make a brain training app that colorblind people can use? Please?
I really want to work on things like focus, memory, and problem solving. However, the very first step of the initial test Brainwell give you requires you to decipher red for green, which are the two most commonly confused colors for colorblind people. With 1 in 200 women and 1 in 12 men being colorblind, I’m surprised that I still struggle to find a brain training app I can use. I’m so sick of trying to improve my brain, only to find out that I’m unable to use every app I download.

Brainwell is preposterous. It’s not very smooth or clean looking (looks like iPhone 2) and is using a ridiculous model. You get access to 3 mediocre games for free and that’s it. In order to get the other games you have to pay $60 billed annually. There is zero reason to pay for Brainwell when there are better looking and more interactive apps that are based around the same concept. And $60 for an app the you will probably only use for a month tops. Don’t even consider downloading this it is just trying to prey on idiots.

Brainwell’s content is interesting and seems like it would be helpful but the cost is too high for a lot of people. Luckily you can still do a limited amount of exercises per day without subscribing.

I am almost 65 and have noticeable improvement in memory not only on the games here, but in day to day living. Others have noticed it. If you are aging, retired, and not using your short term memory as much, I would highly recommend Brainwell.

I did a free trial for a week, then agreed to pay $99 for a year!! That’s way too much for Brainwell! I like the games so far. I’m concerned though about customer service… So many other comments say they contact them and never get a response. That’s terrible! They charge this much and do not care about their customers? I hope for $99 I have a better experience.

I enjoy playing these games and seeing where I stand within my age group. The three free games are enough to get my adrenaline going for the day! Thank you for creating such a variety of games that do what your app was made to do; challenge my brain!

Out of the games I have played in this game I found them fun. So everyday I would come back for a new game. In the lesson for everyday it would have new games but you would have to buy it per month. I can only play three games out of about 35! It’s really boring not getting to try all the new games. I don’t want to pay because if I don’t like it anymore i would have just wasted tons of money.

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I hadn't played in a long time. Like others I was frustrated with certain things about Brainwell . I just got the new version and I must say that it's a nice improvement. Everything just plays and feels better. I like it when devs care enough that they keep working on the apps.

This is completely addicting in a way I've never felt before! I can still walk away from it but the concepts seem so simple yet provide enough challenge to make me think of it even when I'm not playing! It's delightful to say the least!

I really enjoyed Brainwell, I was finding games to help me recover from a brain injury. After the free trial I decided to buy one month to try out the premium, when I checked my bill they had me signed up for a year - not month to month like it said. So I contacted them twice without a response and then had to contact apple. I don’t think it was worth the hassle but if you want to commit for a year and have the money I think it would be worth it.

I used the game to wake up in the morning but Brainwell is not consistent. Some days I waiting 10+ minutes with Brainwell stuck on the first blank screen. I have the latest iOS and Brainwell is fully updated. Also, Brainwell attempts to get you to buy the subscription way too much. It’s definitely not worth the amount it costs for some basic games that don’t really challenge the user past a high school/ middle school level.

Really helps in training your brain. I highly recommend Brainwell to anyone who lacks focus in the things they do, or is slow in their works.. I love brain training so much.. thank you for creating such a beautiful app. I am so grateful to brain training cz i needed this

The game is really good and fun to play but you can only play 3 games and 1 time a day unless you pay money. The only payment option is $100 a year. That’s a good price but if someone pays that much and then doesn’t play it often or decides they don’t really like it then it’s a waste of $100.

I quite enjoy playing the different training games. There are plenty of different types of games to choose from. The ads are a little annoying. But overall it's quite addictive.

I don't normally write product reviews, but I hate when I see negative reviews for apps when people complain they have to pay for certain featurs in an app. So, I always make a point of writing a review to counter it. this app is a good app. Yes, it costs money if you want all of the features; but they do offer a 7 day trial. Don't like...then cancel. Love it, then keep playing.

Brainwell really challenges your brain. All the exercises seem easy but are not really so when you try them. The design is catchy and makes you wanna play and play. Only I would suggest that the exercise about the left and right brain to be more clear. When you try it for the first time it's hard to understand what you should do.

It is fun for awhile. Then some levels go on way too long. Even when they aren't hard, having to sit there and do the same thing over and over again gets boring. And then some are unfairly hard. Like ones where you can't mess up at all.

I especially enjoy the different games presented daily without knowing what's coming; that feature keeps the exercises interesting for me. I find myself looking forward to the next days mental activity.

Always a new challenge for me, either to be my old score, or to meet a new game and master it. But the levels always get harder. I enjoy finding new strategies to creatively try and beat the system. My brain gets a daily workout!

Great brain game app, games are creative, diverse, and fun. quick, done in less than 5 minutes, generally. Games repeat occasionally, so can see your progress based on score and keep track of improvements. Would recommend.