4.5 




I played 1 game and was offered a "discount" to make the app ad free right away for about $30/year. I chose not to take it and then I played a few levels in 3 different games. The 3rd game was a sorting game. Impulse wanted to keep me playing this game. It set challenges of "beating my peers" but once I hit the challenge it added another with the same game. There were ads after every 2 games and I got tired of it. I didn't get a chance to see if I liked impulse because the ads are so frequent.





It's a good app and I enjoy the training! However it's kinda annoying that after paying 50$ for the app that I'm still seeing ads AND if I want the ads gone that's additional. I already spent the money, but this is a warning for others! The app does offer very good brain training games, I haven't been using it long, but hopefully there will be improvement!





It says you have to pay a monthly price to unlock more content, but it should say to unlock 90 percent. Any test you take, you have to pay to see the results. Also it's pretty congested with ad content. The price seemed a bit steep for what it is. Paying monthly, seems to me to be unusual, when you could just pay 1 month and finish every test in a days time. Some of the tests were fun but not worth paying over a couple dollars. So I give it 2 stars instead of 1, just for the meager entertainment





this is my second day playing it. you have the option of doing the training for only your suggested time or you can also do extra games and puzzles too! and the different games and puzzles are super fun and get more difficult as you go. they also have a pretty good variety... I also like the tests that they have that tell you more about yourself. although, I've only done one of those so far. I started with the free trial but even on the first day while playing it, I decided was worth purchasing





Non stop ads. So many ads that it's nearly unplayable. Ads in the middle of puzzles, ads after every single puzzle, ads before puzzles, ads going into the settings. And if you want to get rid of the ads, pay them $7 a month or cough up $40 for a phone app with lets face it, minimal actual effort put in. It's just a clone of all the other brain exercise apps out there. A clear and vicious money grab on something that could be really helpful to people who need to exercise their minds. Uninstalled.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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