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About Train your brain - Attention

We present this game collection to stimulate attention and to train concentration. Fun games to stimulate your brain in a playful way. This game is suitable for the whole family, from the youngest to the elderly and senior players. TYPES OF GAMES - Puzzles - Labyrinths - Word Search - Association of colors and words - Find the differences - Find objects - Find the intruder In addition to attention, these games help to stimulate other areas such as visual association, fine motor skills, visual memory or orientation. APP FEATURES Daily attention training Available in 5 languages Simple and intuitive interface Different levels for all ages Constant updates with new games GAMES TO BOOST ATTENTION & FOCUS Attention is one of the essential cognitive functions in our day to day life as the development of attention capacity helps to keep the mind healthy. Attention refers to the ability to concentrate on a specific stimulus. It is a cognitive process that is in constant interaction with other domains such as memory. This collection of puzzles is developed in collaboration with doctors and experts in neuropsychology. You will find games aimed at working the different types of attention: Selective or focalized attention: capacity or ability to attend to a stimulus ignoring the rest of irrelevant stimuli. Divided or changing attention: ability to change the focus of attention from one task to another. Sustained attention: ability to maintain concentration in a task for a certain time. ABOUT TELLMEWOW Tellmewow is a mobile game development company specialized in easy adaptation and basic usability which makes our games ideal for the elderly or young people who simply want to play an occasional game without major complications. If you have any suggestions for improvement or want to stay tuned about upcoming games, follow us on our social networks. @tellmewow Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & reviews

4.2

209 ratings

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What’s new

Version 2.9.3 · Updated September 29, 2026

Small bug corrections and app improvements

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