Ninja Brain Workout

Everyone knows the importance of taking regular physical exercise in keeping us healthy, fit and strong. But it is just as important to take regular mental exercise to keep your brain in gear.

Research has shown that regular brain 'exercise' and stimulation can improve memory, boost concentration and increase reaction times.

Ninja Brain Workout has contains 8 puzzles and games designed to give your grey matter the mental workout it needs to stay in top shape.

Sudoku Quest, Sudoku X, Killer Sudoku: The puzzle game that's taking over the world! Fill the blank spaces in the grid with the numbers 1-9, making sure that no column, row or 3x3 block has two of the same number. Also includes 2 additional variations on the sudoku theme "Killer Sudoku" and "Sudoku X"

Crosswords: Crosswords, the classic word puzzles which appear in newspapers and magazines throughout the world, now come to life on your PC!

Jigsaw Mania :The ULTIMATE in computer jigsaw games. The award winning Jigsaw Mania comes with over 610 Jigsaws ready to play! You can also make your own Jigsaws from any image and send them to friends.

Great wall of words. Link letters and build words in this addictive new puzzle game. Find the longest, most unusual words to get higher points!

Mahjong JoE: Embark on a new mahjong journey in this remarkable twist on a classic game. Featuring an "Adventure mode" and the all-new "Free- Play mode", plus over 1,000 hidden items to find!

Solitaire: A unique puzzle challenge! Remove the marbles from the board until only one remains. Can you complete this twisted brainteaser?

• Windows Vista/XP/2000 Pro
• Pentium 500Mhz
• 128Mb Mb RAM
• 100Mb Hard disk space
• 3D Accelerated Graphics card

"A slippery slope from casual play to addiction" - Saturday Telegraph and www.telegraph.co.uk. Click here to read the full review

"Probably worth the money alone for Jigsaw Mania" - ComputerActive 5/5 Buy It Award

"I have spent many more hours than necessary testing the various modules...certainly these will get the brain ticking over" Gadget Speak July 2007. Click here to read the full review

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