Brain Teaser - Connect Colors

Train your focus, reflexes and memory with a collection of quick brain games, each built around one simple idea and a ticking clock. It all starts with Connect Colors, a puzzle based on the Stroop Effect. A color word appears, printed in a different color. Your brain wants to read one and see the other, and you have to pick the right one. Then draw a line from the center to the matching circle before time runs out. The better you play, the shorter the timer gets. CONNECT COLORS - Text to Color: read the word and ignore the ink. GREEN printed in red means the green circle. - Color to Color: read the ink and ignore the word. GREEN printed in red means the red circle. - Each mode has its own leaderboard and its own best score. - Earn badges as your line count grows, from Novice all the way to Guru. HAND SIGN GAMES - PLAY WITH YOUR CAMERA No tapping. Answer by showing a hand sign to the front camera. - Hand Signals: a color is called. Make its hand sign before the bar runs out. - Word Signals: the color's name appears in plain white. Answer with its sign. - Stroop Signs: a color word in the wrong color. Sign the color it's printed in. - 1-2-3: triangle, rectangle, circle. Answer with one, two or three fingers. - Zone Hunt: a color word in the wrong color. Reach for the circle it names. Hand tracking happens on your device. Camera images are never stored or uploaded. SLIDING JIGSAW A picture in pieces with one tile missing. Slide the tiles back into place. Turn on tile numbers for a hint, or turn them off and solve it from the picture alone. WHY YOU'LL KEEP PLAYING - Quick rounds that fit into a coffee break or a commute. - Easy to learn, hard to master: the timer keeps getting shorter as you improve. - Each game trains a different skill: focus, inhibition, reaction, recall, aim and spatial planning. - Track your best scores and history in every game. - Compete on Game Center leaderboards and unlock achievements. - Share your result card with friends and challenge them to beat it. - Left-handed? The hand sign games have a left-hand option. - Built-in tutorials walk you through each game. Turn them off once you know the rules. WHAT IS THE STROOP EFFECT? When a word names one color but is printed in another, your brain slows down. Reading is automatic, so it fights with what your eyes see. Psychologists have used this effect for decades to study attention. Here it becomes a game that rewards a quick, focused mind. How long can you keep up before the clock wins? Download now and find out.