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Amazon.co.uk Review
Here's a CD-ROM that's harder than most to categorise. Mind-Gym won a BAFTA Interactive Entertainment Award in the Comedy Category in 1998, and while it is certainly funny (comedian Tim Wright is lead writer), it offers more than plain comedy. The creators call it a personality test--but there aren't the straightforward questions you expect from a personality test, of the is-the-glass-half-full-or-empty type. Instead, you are taken through a series of fast-paced, graphically rich games in animated environments, at the end of which your mental fitness is assessed in five categories
- open to new ideas
- challenger to received information
- experimental
- proactive
- empowered
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Winner of the 'Best Use of Comedy in Multimedia' BAFTA Award Mind Gym is the biggest and most addictive personality test you'll ever do.
Enjoy the very latest in intelligent entertainment with this innovative, highly interactive 'mental fitness' CD-ROM, designed to expose the limits of your mind, build up your brain power and develop creativity in a highly personalised workout.
After meeting your charismatic personal trainer in the Changing Room, undergo a sweat-induced assessment of your mental strengths and weaknesses. Face a barrage of fast-paced, funny and unpredictable mental games via a series of richly detailed, animated 3D environments, including the Games Room (for homing memory skills, numeracy and spatial awareness); The Pool of Ideas (for exploring different forms of creativity and idea generation) and The Think Tank (for developing ways of turning great ideas into practical realities).
Details of past sessions are recorded so that you can attack your weak areas again next time you've got the strength to tackle this zany, addictive and character-testing disk.
Enjoy the very latest in intelligent entertainment with this innovative, highly interactive 'mental fitness' CD-ROM, designed to expose the limits of your mind, build up your brain power and develop creativity in a highly personalised workout.
After meeting your charismatic personal trainer in the Changing Room, undergo a sweat-induced assessment of your mental strengths and weaknesses. Face a barrage of fast-paced, funny and unpredictable mental games via a series of richly detailed, animated 3D environments, including the Games Room (for homing memory skills, numeracy and spatial awareness); The Pool of Ideas (for exploring different forms of creativity and idea generation) and The Think Tank (for developing ways of turning great ideas into practical realities).
Details of past sessions are recorded so that you can attack your weak areas again next time you've got the strength to tackle this zany, addictive and character-testing disk.
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33 of 41 people found the following review helpful
By Ntasha-
Wierd-mind boggling!! Can be the only way to describe this game if you can call it that .It tests all your wits and can draw you into its spell leaving you filled interested at what is going to happen next! Well worth getting as a interesting addition for your computer.
31 of 41 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
I felt cheated with this product, it is an all too quickly completed series of easy puzzles, which just advertise a book! More complex puzzles would have been good, the playroom is fun, but beware, you are paying for an advert!!
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By ArkAngel
I think 'A software user' may have gotten the wrong end of the stick - the self-help book by Dr Laurence Baumer in this very amusing CD-ROM is a spoof. Everyone who enters the Mind Gym is given a free copy but they all chuck it into the bottom of the swimming pool, the Pool of Ideas, because they think it's rubbish. But that's because their minds are closed and they need to spend more time in the Mind Gym to realise that you can't judge a book by the cover. Or maybe you can?
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