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Freeverse Software today announced the release of their collection of brain-games, aptly titled Big Bang Brain Games. The collection of games designed to "stimulate the cerebellum, cajole the cortex, and gratify the grey-matter" include the following:

Reaction: Pop all the molecules in the fewest number of clicks. Deceptively simple, but requires clever planning.

Sudoku: Wildly popular, Sudoku is endlessly compelling. With over 50,000 puzzles included, you'll never run out of challenges.

NovaSweeper: Test your Sherlock Holmesian powers of deduction with this long-time favorite. The gameplay may be familiar, but Minesweeper never looked this good!

Remembrance: Train your short-term memory with a classic game of Remembrance. Selecting the number of cards to memorize makes this game compelling for kids and adults alike.

Echo: Remembrance tests your spatial memory, now add an auditory twist. The Music of the Spheres will keep you dancing!

Fallacy: Philosophers have long emphasized logical reasoning as a means of discerning what is true. These Logical Fallacy quizzes may aid your own thinking - "Freeverse is the greatest game company on the planet. Big Bang Fallacy is made by Freeverse. Therefore Big Bang Fallacy is the greatest game on the planet!" - Right?

The collection supports both PowerPC and Intel Macs, and is presented in full, glorious 3D. Head over to Freeverse Software's site and check out the new collection of brain games.

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[Tesseract]

Very nice. The Reaction demo convinced me to buy this right away.

[nagromme]

Downloaded! Looks great.

There are two kinds of people in the world: Minesweeper people and Freecell people. I'm a Minesweeper person.

Looks like it's a Mac-only title? (But since it uses Unity I'm guessing a Windows version is planned.)

[Hippieman]

nagromme, on February 1st 2007, 04:37 PM, said:

Downloaded! Looks great.

There are two kinds of people in the world: Minesweeper people and Freecell people. I'm a Minesweeper person.

Looks like it's a Mac-only title? (But since it uses Unity I'm guessing a Windows version is planned.)

For now it's Mac only.  We are working on making it work with Vista.  But that could take some serious time, so we wanted to release the Mac version now.