BrainRally: Brain Games

How far can your brain go?

BrainRally features 20 brain games built to challenge your memory, focus, attention, mental math, spatial recall and processing speed.

The rules start simple.

Remember a number. Track a color. Recall where an object appeared.

Then BrainRally starts pushing back.

Sequences get longer. Time gets shorter. Distractions appear. Rules change. More information has to stay in your head at once.

20 BRAIN GAMES. 4 TIERS.

Progress through Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond as the challenges become increasingly demanding.

Put your skills to the test:

• Memory and working memory
• Focus and selective attention
• Spatial and visual memory
• Mental math
• Processing speed
• Multitasking and interference
• Memory updating and mental transformation
• Prospective memory

SIMPLE RULES. SERIOUS DIFFICULTY.

Some challenges test pure recall. Others make you track several things at once.

Decode symbols using a temporary legend. Remember the last items in a stream that can stop without warning. Update a list in your head as instructions appear. Remember an intention while another task demands your attention. Complete an action game — then discover you were supposed to remember what you did.

Every correct answer takes you a little further.

Longer sequences.
Faster rounds.
More distractions.
More information.
Less room for mistakes.

HOW FAR CAN YOU GET?

Beat your personal bests, earn higher grades and work your way through increasingly difficult challenges.

There is no daily routine you have to complete and no training plan telling you what to play.

Pick a challenge. Learn the rule. Push until you fail. Then try to beat yourself.

• 20 unique brain challenges
• Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond tiers
• Progressive difficulty
• Personal best scores
• Offline play
• No account required
• No subscription required
• No ads interrupting gameplay
• Scores saved locally

BrainRally is built as a game, not a medical test. It does not diagnose or treat cognitive conditions and makes no promise to increase intelligence.

It has one goal:

Challenge your brain and see how far you can go.