
Hanna Toth
I really enjoy the rest periods during the day, or evening when I get to them, where I can take time to train my brain. Sometimes, the 'regular' or 'normal' modernized school curriculum isn't always engaging, or even has the ability to hold students attention. With something like this, even for adults, it helps you remain at the top of your game, & to stay clear minded. Everyone learns differently, and at their own pace, & should always be able to learn new things each day, in their own ways🙂
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Olivia McDaniel
The memory and attention games really help, but the games in the "language" category are clearly generated by AI. I am not, nor have I ever, struggled with language. It's always been my best subject, and according to this app, I am advanced. However I can tell it's using a bot to pick words out of a thesaurus. It's using four definitions down to define words when they're rarely used that way, foregoing better matches. It is bizarre behavior. Most of the language games are simply bad.
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Rin Voltaire
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My review was 5 stars. Then, 4 stars. Now, I'm lowering it to 2 stars. The "limited deals" aren't real. They're always there. $50 to never have ads is crazy. The ads have gotten more I invasive. After each short minigame, there's an ad. Sometimes, you have to press a skip or (x) button various times before it lets you out of it. The app lets you "watch an ad" (key words, "an ad") to unlock 2 free games. I was prompted to a "1 out of 3" ad screen with a long video on just the first one.
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