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Brain Games

Play free brain games: repeat growing sequences, find the odd one out, guess higher or lower, and solve what-comes-next pattern puzzles. Solo, with friends or online.

Brain games are short challenges that make you think quickly and remember carefully. Sequence Memory lights up a pattern of pads that grows by one step every round, and you have to tap it back in the right order. Odd One Out shows a grid of drawings that all look alike except one, and the grid gets bigger and the difference smaller as you go. Higher or Lower has two game types: guess whether the next number will be higher or lower to build a streak, or race the clock to pick the bigger of two sums. Pattern Puzzle asks "what comes next?" with number series, letter jumps and repeating shapes, much like the series questions in school and aptitude tests, and there is a fresh daily puzzle for everyone. Every game can be played alone to beat your own best score, with a friend on one phone, by a group taking turns, or online as a race where everyone gets exactly the same challenge.

Fair races

Everyone in a game gets the same sequence, the same grids, the same numbers or the same questions, so the sharpest mind wins rather than the luckiest draw. Online, live scores appear as you play, and the host's phone closes the race for anyone who drops out.

Little and often

These games work best in short bursts. A few rounds a day are a pleasant way to practise concentration and short-term memory, and to see your best scores creep up.

Frequently asked questions

Are these games good for children?

Yes. Every game has an Easy level, the drawings and questions are family-friendly, and nothing needs typing.

Can two people play on one phone?

Yes. Choose "With a friend" for a split screen, with the top half turned round so you can sit facing each other. Groups of three to eight take turns.

Is there a daily brain puzzle?

Pattern Puzzle has a daily set of ten questions, the same for everyone and new at midnight India time. Share your result grid without giving away the answers.

Are my scores saved?

Your best scores are stored in your browser on this device, with no account needed.