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A Brain-Training Puzzle Game for Memory & Focus:
Nobody keeps up mental exercise that feels like homework. A jigsaw hides the workout inside the pleasure: every session quietly works memory, spatial reasoning and visual search, and people come back daily because they want to, not because they ought to. A lot of our users — plenty of them in their seventies and eighties — say it's their favorite way to keep the mind awake. Their words first.
I LOVE this puzzle game & I play it a LOT!!! I have owned it for years & it keeps my mind working (I am 73 years young)... they say older people should do puzzle games & I have loved jigsaw puzzles my entire life & yours is the best...
Ellen, USA
Your jigsaw puzzle game is the BEST ever... I find the game very relaxing for me and it helps my over active old brain to unwind at the end of the day. Relaxing and very therapeutic.
Hilary, Australia
This program keeps the mind exercised as well as the spirit with all the beautiful images I can see.
Helane
I absolutely LOVE this program...am addicted to using it! I call it my 'brain exerciser'!
Nancy
Vuestro programa es algo muy especial. Quiero darle las gracias por los grandes momentos de felicidad que gracias a usted paso diariamente formando mis rompecabezas. Me pongo retos con rompecabezas difíciles y hasta de 1,500 piezas y paso horas de grata distracción.
Roberto, Mexico
I bought the Brain’s Breaker puzzle program over 20 years ago. I am in my mid 70s now. There has not been another program/game that has even come close to given me the enjoyment that this puzzle program has and I would highly recommend it for others, perhaps even in my current age group. During this time when the virus effects seniors to a higher degree than others and perhaps many seniors are alone, this is a perfect product for isolation. You can make the pieces larger or smaller and alter any picture or even document into a puzzle. From the very first moment I tried it, I was very impressed and now I am on my fourth computer since I started using Brain’s Breaker.
Thank you for all you have done to develop and continually support a superior product.
Sandra, USA
A workout disguised as play:
Think about what placing one piece actually takes: holding a shape in mind while you scan hundreds of others, turning forms over mentally, comparing colors, remembering where you saw that bit of sky twenty minutes ago. Working memory, spatial reasoning, sustained looking — all going at once, and none of it feeling like effort. That's the difference from drill-style brain apps: a puzzle works these muscles as a side effect of something you actually enjoy, which is why the habit lasts where regimens don't.
After a long day, I find it relaxing to do a 150-200 piece puzzle. I'm over 80 years old so you know what you have made is used by all ages.
Ellen, WA USA
BB has been my lifeline keeping my 76-year-old brain active. I have learned to appreciate the beauty of art in different pictures.
Helen
I am 82 years old and enjoy them so VERY much.
Martha
The puzzles are such a great way to balance my brain from spreadsheets and doc's!
Thank you :-)
Patty
I have been doing your puzzles for years. It is unquestionably the best jigsaw program around. I use it perhaps more than others because I am a senior citizen with a wife who has Alzheimer's Disease. Accordingly, I am in the house most of the time, and considering the material on TV, I spent much of my waking hours in front of the computer, and many of those playing Brainsbreaker.
Roy
Thanks also for providing a software application that challenges the mind, and can be set to the 'aptitude level', desired by the user.
Gary M. H.
Gentle, daily, sustainable:
The best mental exercise is the one that actually happens. Because a session ends in calm rather than fatigue, and a finished puzzle in quiet satisfaction, people come back day after day — many, by their own letters, for ten or twenty years. We're careful here: we're not doctors, and a puzzle isn't a prescription. What we can tell you is what users tell us — minds that feel engaged, a steady anchor to the day, and that settled feeling when they stand up. People who do paintings even say that after enough of one painter, they spot the hand across a gallery — pleasure that happens to leave a trace.
