Brains, the successful solitaire puzzle game, goes multiplayer: In Brains Family – Castles & Dragons players compete to fight dragons and find mythical castles before their opponents do. Each round one adventure card is revealed, indicating the position of the castles and dragons as well as the knight’s starting position on each player’s board. Then, all players simultaneously try to find a path for their knights to reach all castles while regarding all the rules. Whoever finds a correct solution first, wins the round. But watch out: While at first it is optional to fight dragons, each round you win will force you to fight a dragon in all following rounds, thus making the game harder. The first player to win three rounds, wins the game.

Brains Family cleverly varies core elements of the solitaire Brains games to create an exciting multiplayer experience, which elegantly ramps up the difficulty for the leading players to keep the game fair until the end.

50 brainteasers of increasing difficulty, each with only one solution that can be found quickest (and most satisfyingly) by a bright mind: That’s the main ingredient of the Brains game line. In the first two installments of the series, Japanese Garden and Treasure Map, players must find out which path tiles to use and how to place them in order to find the one solution that meets all conditions. Whereas in Magic Potion the requirements of each row and column need to be matched by wisely placing the ingredient tiles in order to successfully brew any given potion.

Simple rules and demanding puzzles go hand in hand in the Brains game line. Thinking before trying is the motto of these singleplayer puzzle games and the fastest way to a deserved victorious smile. Be warned though: this game is highly addictive!

Wenn zwei bis vier verrückte Wissenschaftler gleichzeitig nach einer vorgegebenen Formel forschen, herrscht Chaos im Labor. In Dr. Eureka stehen jedem Spieler drei Reagenzgläser gefüllt mit zwei jeweils gleichfarbigen Bällchen zur Verfügung. Sobald eine Formelkarte in die Tischmitte aufgedeckt wird, gilt es, schnell zu sein: Nur wer zuerst durch Umfüllen der Bällchen in seinen Reagenzgläsern die gesuchte Formel mischt, erhält einen Punkt. Fallen einem Spieler jedoch Bällchen herunter oder werden angefasst, scheidet er aus der laufenden Runde aus. Folglich müssen die flinken Formelfinder über viel Fingerspitzengefühl verfügen, um zu punkten. Wem dies zuerst fünf Mal gelingt, gewinnt.  Dr. Eureka ist der neue Streich von „Kinderspiel des Jahres“ 2015-Gewinner Roberto Fraga und stellt die Spieler vor einfache Knobeleien, die es dafür umso schneller und mit reichlich Geschick zu lösen gilt. Die richtige Formel für witzig-rasante Spielrunden.

Enjoy 50 new puzzles which will tickle your brains. This time, you will have 8 treasure map tiles to choose from, but there is still only one right solution for every puzzle and having more options makes finding that solution even more difficult. Will you be able to complete all maps and find the hidden treasure in Brains Treasure Map?

It is not as easy as it seems to lay out the perfect Japanese Garden with only a handful of tiles – and it is even harder if you have to do it by following strict instructions. Use your Brains and you will manage to find the perfect garden tiles to finish all the tasks laid out before you. 50 puzzles of 5 different difficulty levels are something to rack your Brains! Brains is also available as an app – but watch out: highly addictive!