Big Brain Academy - Wii Degree, Wii Review

General: The goal of Big Brain Academy is to train your brains in a fun way. You do. Dissolve increasingly small puzzles as quickly as possible There are puzzles in five categories: - Recognize - Remember - Analyze - Count - Visualizing The game consists of two parts, one solo and multiplayer part. The solo part you can puzzle out the different categories of exercise you can do a test. In a test you get 10 puzzles by category, you need to solve. Approximately 5 seconds per puzzle At the end of the test, your brain is "weighted" and you will get a score. The nice thing about the test is that you can compare your high score, you can see results, so if you improve. Also you can see how well you performed in each category. So you can practice your downfalls in the practice area, and then look in a test or your improves. In multiplayer you can do the same test, but against each other. Here are also some puzzles in that are not in the solo part. Gameplay: To play big brain academy you only need the Wii remote. This is used as a wireless mouse, to point and click. I believe it is an excellent choice to keep the controls. Simple It is finally to train your brain in this game and the simple use of the Wii Remote allows you to not have to think about control. A drawback of the game is that the questions are in English. For most of the puzzles is not a problem, because every time the same (eg search the differences). In a few puzzles however, the question every time varies. For people who do not speak English it is difficult. A second disadvantage is the narrator. If you have created a test tells "the professor" your score and what you've done. This is not necessary, and an irritant. He has included a lot of phrases that you need to click away unread post 2 times. Pity. Ultimately, you are still only interested in your items, which are does, however, very nicely displayed in a graph. Personal opinion: I like big brain academy a very fun and addictive game. The nice thing is that exercise really helps. After a while you'll really remember things better, or at least in the game. The puzzles have enough variation even after quite a few times to still be challenging. For me, a must!