Brain Odyssey Is LIVE!
I’m really excited about the launch of Brain Odyssey, a new travel-mystery themed social game that includes Posit Science’s proven brain training exercises! We’re at the AARP convention telling the attendees about the game that is for baby boomers and their families. Our initial launch partner is AARP Travel Center powered by Expedia, a perfect fit for both the target audience and our theme.
The engaging customer experience builds on our previous generations of product. We have received feedback about how great it is to play with others so social engagement is built into the game itself. And we’ve taken the proven brain training exercises and embedded them into the game so that the gameplay and the training go hand-in-hand. As you complete the brain training, you earn clues you need to advance in the game and you improve the brain’s speed and accuracy.
The travel mystery theme was also a request from customers. The game includes two cities, Ephesus and Las Vegas and each city has a unique look and feel, different clues that help the player unravel the story of what took place, and different brain training exercises for you to complete to earn the clues. The game is free to play with additional capabilities and focus–a measure of the characters energy needed to play that is used as the player explores each city–available to purchase and use yourself or share with others.
I’m excited about the game now and look forward to it getting even better as we add more cities, more proven brain exercises, more features, and more partners to get the game to people who will enjoy playing it and feeling a positive change in their brain’s speed and accuracy.
Try Brain Odyssey now! We would love to hear your feedback in the comments, on our support forum, or with the feedback form provided in the game.
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March 13th, 2011 at 6:26 pm
Why is my membership number not letting me into the brain gym?