This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Inspirado Games for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
I don’t usually have time for online games but I know a lot of people do and every now and then I squeeze in a few minutes of a game. The other day I read about a game called GardenMind. It is a game developed by Inspirado Games that can be played through Facebook or online at www.gardenmind.com. You can login though through Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo and so on!
GardenMind is defined as Meaningful Gaming since it offers personal growth in addition to entertainment. For example, Farmville offers good social connections but doesn’t really challenge a player to think and grow. GardenMind offers personal growth through various brain challenges. It is assumed that if you engage your brain in thinking, concentrating and puzzling, your overall mind health will be grow. The creators of GardenMind are confident that players will feel the positive benefits and experience personal growth.
I know I like games that challenge me because they take my mind off other things and I still get some benefit out of them! Other puzzle games that I have seen give players a single brain score but GardenMind represents your mind as a virtual garden where you grow a flower each time you complete a word game! Oh and did I mention the game is a free-to-play game! You can compete against friends also ranging from problem solving to math to memory games!
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