Reasoning: You must be able to confirm which letter piece fits into the gap – spatial reasoning style!

After slamming your hand on the card, you must name the one item that appears twice.įrequency: You must name the die face that appears the most times on the card. When the card is flipped over, players must use the right finger/thumb to touch that part of their own face and be first to slam their hand on the card.ĭuplicates: These cards contain various items. After you slam your hand onto the card you must state the letter that completes the correct path through the maze.Ĭolour: You must name the only word on the card that’s written in its own colour.Ĭoordination: Each card back shows two hands hand (blue/red) and each finger and thumb on both hands has a number (1-5). Maze: These cards contain a maze with a central starting point and letters on potential exits. Once you slam your hand onto the card, you must recite the 5 objects from memory. Memory: These cards contain images of 5 objects. Shuffle the remaining 80 test and challenge cards into a stack and place it face down in the centre of the table.

Whoever is the first to solve four puzzles and complete their brain wins!Ĭouldn’t be easier – give each player their disassembled brain pieces and 30 seconds to feel the 10 touch based sensory cards that feature textured items like a strawberry, a baseball, and moss. Every time you complete two of the same type, you get to assemble one quarter of your mini brain. In Cortex Challenge (which was originally published under the name Braintopia), you’re trying to complete a series of 8 different challenges faster than everyone else around the table. A brain on the box, a brain to collect……this game is all about brains.

*Card Game * Gameschooling * Fun * Filler * Funlearning* Easy to Learn * Open Information * Luck *Party Game * Memory * Puzzle* *Race*īrain Game! No, seriously. CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT MINI-MEEPLE IN ACTION IN CORTEX CHALLENGE!

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