Twinoo Brain Training Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Twinoo Brain Training for iPhone.
Twinoo Brain Training is paid iOS app published by Razum
Don't waste your time.
DeStInO101
This game would be nice if it wasn't so buggy. Huge ads block everything. Not impressed.
Simple but fun... And broken
Alimea
Simple and fun game, brain teaser! However the push for buy in content is annoying. We get it you want/need to make a profit but offering once is enough! Secondly get the stupid ad off the score screen! I can't neither see my score nor press start for another try. And turning game on and off every time is just embarrassing. Had fun, twice, game deleted and considered unplayable.
Twinoo
Kimmie-1-
This game is a lot of fun. I like the fact that the challenge builds in stages, great for hand eye coordination as well as mental focus. I recommend this game for any one that wants a simple but challenging way to pass the time.
Wait for future version
bfernald
Interesting and challenging gameplay concept. Currently very difficult to use due to ads that block the screen.
If you love ads...
1HemalBhagat
The ads are very annoying. You can't even navigate around because of them. Worst ad placement I've seen. Has potential though....
Cool game.
hwilson313
I love the concept. At first it was somewhat frustrating and frantic but I've been slowly getting better and now it's really fun. The only people that aren't impressed with this game are the ones who happen to be color blind lol
It's backwards
FailedTest
This game is encompassed in an excellent idea, and the execution is almost perfect. The idea of testing each side of the brain is intrinsic to its development. However, this game would be MUCH more productive if it took into account the capabilities of each specific hemisphere. The left side of the brain is logical, and the right side is creative. And the processes and functions of the right side of the body are controlled and processed by the left hemisphere of the brain, and vice versa. Knowing this, it would make logical sense to place the logical test on the right side so that it may be more readily interpreted by the left hemisphere while it is parallel processing the creative test of the left visual field in the right hemisphere. This would dramatically decrease the need to swing one's eyes back and forth and increasing the ability for one hemisphere to truly fight the other. And the game would still be insanely fun!