5 brain games that make you 10X smarter!

Have you ever forgotten where you left your keys, where did you place your important files, or miss the name of a person or some place during a conversation? This is actually normal, but if you want to grow smart, improve your concentration and thinking skills, then this video is for you.

Today we will be talking about games, the brain games that can boost your memory or sharpen your brain, in short, brain games that make you smarter. The last game is super interesting. So, watch this video till the end!

Do you know What brain games are?

Brain games are certain games like puzzles, memory games, or problem-solving games, that stimulate your brain and boost neuroplasticity, which means increasing the ability of the brain to change and adapt new things and improve cognitive functions.

Here are the 5 top brain games that can make you 10% more smarter:

1.Crossword puzzles: these are the puzzles designed to where you have to recall and connect different words, which improve vocabulary, language skills and memory.

2. Sudoku: this brain game is super interesting. This game is simply a number-based puzzle, where you need to fill in the squares with correct numbers without repeating them. It helps to improve your logical thinking and problem-solving skills.

3. Chess: this brain game is about protecting your king just like a war played with mind. It requires thoughtful and careful moves, considering what your opponent can do next. This brain game improves your strategic thinking, memory and concentration.

4. Brain teasers: this brain game involves riddles and visual puzzles that challenge your thinking from all the angles. It improves your cognitive skills, problem-solving skills and creativity.

5. Jigsaw puzzles: this brain game includes solving a puzzle from the pieces, remembering the shapes, colors and how they fit into a larger picture. It improves your short-term memory and is more relaxing.

source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5930973/

              https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/04/170417095528.htm