IQ Test: Brain Cognitive Games

Name: IQ Test: Brain Cognitive Games
Rating: 4.1 (2890 reviews)
Author: Games for Friends LLC

By: Games for Friends LLC

Medical Games for Adults Mind

Features & Capabilities

IQ Test: Brain Cognitive Games offers a culture-free IQ assessment for adults. It provides an IQ score from 50 to 160, an intellectual age estimate, and even lets you compare your score with celebrity IQ ranges. The testing method, attributed to R. Cattell, aims to be accurate regardless of knowledge, culture, or nationality.

Key features include a detailed explanations and instructions, a secure results database for professionals (psychologists and HR managers), the ability to review response errors, and options to test colleagues or job applicants. It also includes an FAQ to guide real-life use and encourages user feedback to improve testing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games

By:

Games for Friends LLC

Rating:

4.10

(2,890) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.0.24 Last updated: 2026-04-08

Version code:

883198986

Creation date:

2012-07-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

83.38MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 37,490 ▼ 58

Other rankings

#7 in testing keyword 45 ▼ 3

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Developed by:

Games for Friends LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/iq-test-brain-cognitive-games/id511881037

Website:

https://www.gamesforfriends.org/

User Reviews

Reviewers broadly praise IQ Test: Brain Cognitive Games for its engaging, challenging puzzles that keep the brain active and provide an enjoyable, visually appealing experience. However, recurring issues include onboarding friction due to slow or broken age/birthdate input, occasional score accuracy concerns with IQ results not matching expectations, and design questions about test validity—perceived bias toward visual/mathematical tasks with calls for more varied sections. A few users report glitches or confusion about whether the app is a tutorial or a test. Despite flaws, many would recommend it for mental challenge and entertainment.

Pros

Fun, engaging, and challenging puzzles that keep the brain active
Mental workout that keeps you attentive and motivates continued play
Visually appealing design and enjoyable gameplay
Many users would recommend it for those seeking a brain challenge

Cons

Onboarding age input is slow/broken, sometimes preventing play
Scores/iq results seem unreliable or inconsistent with expectations
Test design is biased toward visual/mathematical tasks and could use more varied sections
Occasional glitches or confusion about whether the app is a tutorial or the actual test

Recent reviews

Very interesting of how you explained things of the test and more. I really would have liked an explanation of how the answers were obtained in the later questions. But hey, I enjoyed the test!

by tn*****, 2026-05-11

I have Dyslexia and at age 24 my IQ was estimated at 152 or greater, because I answered every test question correctly. I was recovering from a 104 degree fever at Kessler Air Force Base hospital . I mostly took one week classes instead of two weeks classes and I graduated at the top of my class with a 94 grade average. The other 29 students had 18 months. My new title was Electric Digital Processing Repairman That allowed me to pick the 770th Radar Squadron at Fort Meade. The day after I arrived, I contacted Capital Radio Engineering Institute in Washington D. C. They sent someone to interview me. He explained that it was not practical to attend classes, but he could use the GI Bill to allow me to take correspondence courses and I could get degree if I completed all 100 courses. By the time I completed 60 courses two years had gone by and I was allowed to take Computer Technician Exam and I missed only two questions because I was not allowed time to complete the exam. When the results came back, I had the highest score in the history of the 770th Radar Squadron and I was promoted to Staff Sergeant.