Brainy Trials

Brainy Trials is five memory games in one. Each trial shows you something once - a hidden path, a guide's footsteps, a ship's cargo, a collection, a submarine's moves - and then asks for it back. Every trial starts easy and keeps growing until your memory gives out. How far can you go? THE FIVE TRIALS LAVA POOL A single hidden path of stone crosses a pool of lava. Stand on the green stone and the path rises into view; step off and it sinks out of sight. Remember every block and walk across with the joystick. Each pool is bigger than the last - one wrong step and you fall. GLASS BRIDGE Only one pane in each row of the glass bridge will hold you, and your guide knows which. Watch where it jumps, then follow in the very same steps, one pane at a time. The guide keeps pulling further ahead and the rows get wider, so there is always more to remember. CARGO BOAT Your container ship never stops sailing. At every port, containers swing aboard - keep track of what you carry. Factories along the river place orders: LOAD the ones your hold can fill, PASS the rest. Load an order you can't fill, or sail past one you could, and the voyage is over. UFO COLLECTOR A collector from outer space wants one of every thing on Earth - 101 in all - and has no room for a second. Tap each new thing to beam it up as the UFO flies over, but never take the same thing twice, and never let a new one go by. SUB HUNT An enemy submarine is hiding under the waves. You can't see it - the radio only reports which way it moves. Track its path in your head, work out the one place it can be, and fire. You get one shot, and the clock is running. FEATURES - Five different memory challenges in one free game - A short, hands-on tutorial for every trial - Difficulty that keeps rising for as long as you keep up - A leaderboard for every trial on Game Center and Google Play Games - Leave mid-game and pick up exactly where you left off - Plays offline, apart from ads, leaderboards and purchases - No account needed Free to play. A banner ad appears only on the pause and game-over screens, never during play, and a one-time Remove Ads purchase takes it away for good.

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