CrossTeaser

       Think round, act squared

Why Puzzles are good for the Brain 

One way in which humans differ from other species is that we have a sense of future and are able to predict outcomes to enable delayed gratification.  The frontal lobe of the brain is in charge of this function.

In several disorders such as addiction and depression the frontal lobe can become inhibited and so impulsive behaviours and poor social control are often exhibited. 

Strengthening the frontal lobes improves our ability to refuse to succumb to emotionally driven behaviours.

Puzzles such as Brain String and Cross teaser are a great way to train the frontal lobes and reinforce their function.  

About CrossTeaser

CrossTeaser is a unique 3D game for young and old.

Fascinating in it’s simplicity yet hard to solve. Rotate a colour wheel of your choice into the open space. The colour wheels can be moved on both sides of the game. With every movement, the colour changes. Every colour wheel is identical. Move them to achieve:
A square of equal colours appears, with the middle section vacant.