Brain games & tests

Free Brain Games & Cognitive Tests

Play 9 quick brain games and tests right in your browser — no sign-up, no download. Check and train your memory, attention, and reaction speed, and watch your own scores improve over time. They're fun, non-medical self-checks — scored against your own past, never a verdict.

Processing speed

Reaction Time Test

A reaction time test measures the gap between a signal and your response — usually a click on colour change — and a typical simple reaction lands around 200-270 ms.

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Visual-spatial memory

Visual Memory Test

A visual memory test checks how well you recall patterns, positions, and images. How it works, a quick version to try, and what your result does and doesn't mean.

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Short-term memory

Number Memory Test

A number memory test measures your digit span — how many numbers you can recall in order. The average, what affects it, and how chunking stretches it.

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Sequence memory

Sequence Memory

Sequence memory tests show a growing pattern of flashing tiles you must repeat back in order — the digital descendant of the old Simon game.

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Attention & inhibition

Stroop Test

The Stroop effect is the slowdown you feel when you name the ink colour of a colour word that disagrees with it — like the word 'RED' printed in blue.

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Working memory

Chimp Test

The chimp test flashes numbered squares for a split second, then hides the numbers — you tap them in order from memory, testing fast visuospatial recall.

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Working memory

N-Back Test

The n-back task asks you to flag when the current item matches the one from N steps back — a demanding test of working-memory updating.

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Hand-eye speed

Aim Trainer

Aim trainers and reaction games drill how fast and accurately you can spot a target and click it — sharpening that specific skill, not your general reflexes.

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Typing speed

Typing Speed Test

Typing speed reflects a practised motor skill plus processing speed and attention — measured in words per minute, where 40 wpm is average and 65-plus is fast.

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Train these skills every day

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