The Lost Mind of Dr. Brain

These games are stocked with the best variety of puzzles ever seen, covering algebra, classical music, art history, scientific measurement, logical sequence, jigsaw puzzles, engineering, language skills, and so much more. What's even better, these games can be played over and over again, at varying levels of difficulty. As usual with Havis Interactive, the actual age level for this game extends above and beyond what's printed on the box. This is a game worth getting, because a young child can keep playing it through many years. If only they sold the whole series! _Castle_, the oldest, is by far the best... END


Seven Intelligences/Brain Damage   October 26, 2000
11 out of 12 found this review helpful

I gave this puzzle to a friend who works with brain injured children. Not only did the kids help Dr. Brain get his mind together again, but the puzzles helped the kids to regain some of the ground lost with their injuries.

The organization of the puzzles echos much of the theories of the seven intelligences.

Best of all, it's a lot of fun!


neat!   August 1, 2000
11 out of 13 found this review helpful

i played this game when i was in 6th grade and i still play it in 8th. its a challenging game that keeps the mind boggling and constantly thinking. its cool.


Mind Bending   April 8, 2003
8 out of 9 found this review helpful

This puzzle game truly bends your mind. Each puzzle is challenging, even on the easy level. Three levels of play would even give those at Mensa a difficult time. The three dimensional work has helped me picture things for my geometry homework more easily. Although the game does not actually focus on parts of the brain, it focuses on all aspects of logic and reasoning skills. Definently worth buying for all young puzzl solvers.


awesome   February 25, 2006
Delayed Gratification (Olney, MD United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I had this game when I was younger and I thank my lucky stars that my parents bought it for me! I can name all of the elements on the periodic table by their symbols, and sight-read music a little bit. This game provides children with skills they won't realize the utility of for a few years, but it put me way ahead in my high school chemistry and AP Psychology classes!!