Product Description

5.4"" X 5.9"" X 1.77"" DESKTOP CALENDAR

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #93132 in Toys & Games
• Brand: BRAIN GAME
• Model: 9103
• Released on: 2008-08-15
• Dimensions: 6.00" h x 5.00" w x 1.75" l,

Features

• Play by yourself or compare your scores with friends.
• Weekly Game- It's time to put your neck-top computer into hyper drive and find out if you're up to the calendar that think's it's an IQ test!
• From Monday to Friday complete the challenging puzzles and total your points for the week's correct answers on Saturday's scoreboard.
• Compare the scores with your friend's each week and see who has the brainiest brain on the brain scale.
• Remember, the more you play, the smarter you'll become!

From the Manufacturer
Now you can put your brain to the test 365 days of the year. Give your gray cells a real workout by putting your logic and analytical skills to the test every week. Train your brain to think faster, clearer, more creatively and more efficiently than ever before with a new brain-challenging puzzle each weekday. Score points for correct answers and total your scores over the week to see how you rate on the brain scale. It's time to put your neck-top computer into hyper drive!

Customer Reviews

Perfect Desktop Distraction!
I bought this for a co-worker for his birthday and we've been having a blast with it at the office. This isn't filled with softball questions/quizzes/problems but a good mix things to make you think. We work the puzzle in the morning and then tack it to the cube wall for the other geeks in the office to attempt and it's been great for starting conversations and keeping the brain working through the mid-week doldrums.

Most puzzles take us about ten minutes but one took till lunch. Definitely for the college or beyond crowd, a little advanced for high school students.

The errors are ironic for a calendar with the theme - Brain Game
The calendar does not give you a question each day. There are Brain questions for Monday - Thursday, a Soduko for Friday, and a score card for Saturday and Sunday.

The questions are either ridiculously easy or completely obscure. BUT, the worst part are the errors. There are misspelled words and completely wrong answers to basic math word problems.