Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain - Nintendo Switch

Great learning game for children and the whole entire family to enjoy. I brought it for my son. He six and it’s his favorite game to play and learn something new the more you play it. Great job making this game for children. We need more games like this one👍🏿

We absolutely love this game. My 4-year-old and then my 6-year-old my husband and myself all played this game together and we were all laughing and having a really good time. You can change the difficulty level. Which makes it great The only problem with the difficulty level. Is my daughter was on sprout level and then my husband and I were on super elite. So not only were we doing a challenging thing when she would finish her puzzle it would put a timer on our so we had to go super fast too. And we just couldn't seem to get it. That's what was making us laugh so much but there are lots of different steps up and down from those two those are just the most extreme. You can also play individually and you can work on brain memory. Overall I really recommend this game it has been absolutely a hit here. And my friends played with me too and we had a good time. The game is easy to figure out and get set up and it's just ready to go right away. Highly recommend

This one is a fun game to play as a family. The challenges can be adjusted by choosing a level depending on the player’s age. We usually do 2 players and enjoy completing different tasks. The game has a nice feature that if you are way behind you can get extra 50 points for a task which means that the results won’t be extremely different. It’s fun and competitive, also educational game. Like it a lot.

Big Brain Academy is a well-designed brain-trainer game. The difficulty progresses at the player's own pace, and has settings that can make it appropriate for any age, so it is possible to have multiple players of different abilities play against each other on a level playing field. Tests and high scores allow you to track your improvement, and unlocking avatar customizations are awarded for larger achievements, and also in smaller measure just for playing or practicing. The game is always encouraging. There are 20 individual exercises, with expert versions eventually becoming playable when mastering the basic versions. They cover five cognitive specialties, with four exercises for each category. Two to four players can play locally, and online interaction is based on challenging the "ghost" records of other players in a way that makes it feel like the competition is live. And as always, buy the cartridge, not the download. That way Nintendo can't decide if they feel like letting you play the game you just paid for.

My 5 year old loves it! And I love how you can play with 4 people and choose your own level of hardness or easiness.

It's a rapid-fire IQ test, basically. The first to buzz in with the right answer scores.What makes it "fun" is that each minigame has 6 levels of difficulty.So for example, it will show you a bunch of cubes arranged. And say count the cubes.My little kid says out loud:"1......2....3.....4......5....6....7 =7"And my wife and I think : "4x4-3+5+4+3x3+5+3*2+1 =43"And then we all buzz at the same time.And this works remarkably well for 20 different skills?Like any IQ test, it doesn't make you smarter. It does teach you some specific skills, that can be useful in life. Memorization, estimation, arithmetic, directions, and a bunch of visual puzzles...However, it is also just plain -fun-, because of the intensity of trying to buzz in first.

It’s a really good game

A best gift for a 10 year old girl is knowledge to learn more about math and reading