Recollect the Study

Brain Game Center for Mental Fitness and Wellbeing

About this game

This is the Study Release of Recollect, for scientific research.

Recollect is a working memory training game produced by the University of California Riverside (UCR) Brain Game Center for Mental Fitness and Well-being; A research unit focused on brain fitness methods and applications. Recollect is our third installment of memory training games, and is highly premised upon empirical data derived from its predecessors. Recollect maintains the effective framework of previous installments, but takes a leap forward by incorporating additional cognitive challenges and features intended to generalize the effectiveness of the program into a side-scrolling platformer.

Recollect has been designed for all age groups interested in fun and effective brain-training. Based on over a decade of cognitive and neuroscience research, Recollect incorporates scientifically supported renditions of N-Back, Item Span, and Multiple-Identity tracking tasks. These tasks are independently shown to improve working memory in a manner that transfers to untrained tasks.

Recollect is the product of a multi-faceted research project to answer questions related to working memory improvement, brain plasticity, and issues surrounding attention and reinforcement within cognitive training programs. Players are immersed into a game environment where they must perform and improve upon different cognitive tasks in order to advance to new realms and unlock advanced features. Our cognitive tasks are coupled together in a reward based framework that reinforces user adherence to the program and maintain training efficacy.

Ratings and reviews

This game is part of a study to improve games. If the instructions don't seem clear, then the designers need to know that and any other problems the player might have. In the meantime, I can judge my own weaknesses and strengths.

Omg thought it would be fun to do some memory games. This is boring as hell same color sequence game over and over. There was one time it was a different test for pattern logic. That was kind of fun. So if you want boredom go for it.

I think this is a better way of trying to increase your intelligence (if that's possible) than using an n-back program since it's more entertaining. Don't use this game just for pleasure but for the purpose of possibly increasing your cognitive abilities. If you care more about becoming smarter than just gaming, then you might like this.

What's new

- Fix lameback stimulus color log
- Fixed highest level logs for all training games