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Brain Age: Concentration Training

Nintendo · Feb 10, 2013

3DS

Everyone10+

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Brain Age is back with all-new devilishly tricky brain-training exercises designed to help retrain the modern mind.

With all of the technological distractions of modern life, information overload and information addiction can make it difficult to stay focused. Brain Age: Concentration Training uses newly designed exercises that will test your short term memory access and help to improve your concentration skills to combat these daily distractions.

New Devilish Training exercises dynamically adjust their difficulty based on your real-time results, always pushing to improve your ability, alongside additional new and classic puzzles. Discover the next level of brain-training – only for Nintendo 3DS.

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Critic 7.3 (6 critics) · Gamer 8.7

7.7

Critic reviews

  • Modojo

    Chris Buffa · Mar 04, 2013

    7.0
    For the most part, though, the game excels in taking mundane tasks and making these activities fun. At the same time, having to unlock everything (along with the required Devilish Calculations demo) is an awkward way to introduce players to the experience. Nintendo would be wise to remember this before releasing a sequel.
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  • Joystiq

    Richard Mitchell · Feb 18, 2013

    7.0
    Brain Age: Concentration Training is a little hard to quantify in the critical sense, as it's more of a motivational tool for self-improvement than a form of entertainment.
  • NintendoLife

    Morgan Sleeper · Feb 10, 2013

    8.0
    Brain Age: Concentration Training takes Nintendo's cerebellum-enhancing series onto the 3DS in style. It boasts a wealth of content, smart presentation, and loads more charm than you'd expect from a brain-training game.
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  • IGN

    Lucas M. Thomas · Feb 08, 2013

    7.8
    In this world full of distractions, we could all probably use some help with our strained attention spans. Brain Age: Concentration Training is admirable and timely by taking up that task as the series’ new goal, and I could see this game actually making a difference for those who dedicate themselves to regular use of its activities.
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  • Games Radar+

    Kevin Knezevic · Feb 08, 2013

    8.0
    If you enjoyed either of the previous Brain Age titles, or are genuinely interested in toning your brain muscles, then you’ll certainly love Brain Age: Concentration Training. The game features a nice array of fun and challenging mental exercises that will push your working memory to its limits, and its improved presentation makes the whole experience much more personal.
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  • Game Informer

    Dan Ryckert · Feb 08, 2013

    6.0
    The Brain Age series has a certain charm about it, but this installment is easily my least favorite. If Devilish Training were some unlockable throwaway mode, I’d be OK with it. As the main new concept in a series, however, it makes the experience more annoying than it is entertaining or educational.

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