Elevate - Brain Training Games Reviews – Page 9
5/5 rating based on 953 reviews. Read all reviews for Elevate - Brain Training Games for iPhone.
Elevate - Brain Training Games is free iOS app published by Elevate Labs, LLC
The old brain is working!
queen gwinover
This app tests my concentration, spelling, mathematical and writing skills. The most enjoyable part of the testing is that I’m up against myself, trying to beat my last best score. It’s fun and educational. ???
This is a Scam
Zig the Big
I bought a subscription to elevate but it wouldn’t let me unlock all the games, I then tried again and still have the same problem, it always tells you to mange your subscription but then the app crashes. Do not get this app, it is a scam. Which is unfortunate, because I really liked these games
Best game
Bubly Yanni
This game is the best and has me sucked in! I love getting out of school and playing this as soon as possible! I even play it in the hallways as soon as I have a passing period! I asked my mom for the passes and it was total worth it!
Great mental break
twins7101
I really enjoy playing Elevate it gives me a relaxing mental break and keeps my mind active. In addition, you are so focused on the game that it serves as a form of relaxation.
69 years young female
Elderly & slower now, Kris
This app really does help and I feel it accurately indicates my high and low areas of (study). How was that punctuation? I wish there were more practices for memory, as mine is about gone!
A spoon full of sugar
Enlightment seeker
I love playing but I need to be in the correct mental place and that sometimes is hard to get
Excellent training app
Buffer99
When I started using this, it was often frustrating to work with. After taking some time to get familiar I find it is a tremendous resource. Look forward to doing the training sessions every day. Some are still very frustrating, but that’s part of the appeal of the program, specifically, acquiring new skills from working on new challenges. Bought the annual subscription a couple years back and have renewed it since then. It allows you to customize the training. For example, the standard is five games per day. I only do four. With the program, if I feel like doing another game, I can choose which one. Also, it’s a yearly subscription and not terribly expensive so it’s very worthwhile, especially compared to some of the other games billed monthly. One of the very best features is that most of the language-based games include explanations when you get a wrong answer. I have also tried Lumosity, and while some of the frustrations are comparable, they never include any kind of explanation for a wrong answer. As a result, the learning that comes from making mistakes is a very, very worthwhile part of the games. One suggestion, I play this on an iPad. Tried it on my phone and it did not work. Way too small. I know they have updated it many times since then, but never bothered to try again on my phone. It’s much, much easier to read on the larger screen.