Mindtrap

Mindtrap: The best workout for your brains! (1458 words)
by lisa2062 - written on 28.05.07 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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As a child I loved playing games, whether they were made up ones or board games it didn’t matter I just loved to play them. In an age of digital television, the Internet and computer games, I think it’s all too easy to flop down in front of a screen and become glued to it (says me here taking an age to type this out) and disregard them. Regrettably since my childhood the only game I had until recently was Scrabble, a game I never tire of playing, as I enjoy doing things that tax my brain without it becoming boring. A quick browse on the Internet for board games and such like, I came across MindTrap, a game that promises to “challenge the way you think …..and ...

How annoying can I be? (1161 words)
by JammyJo - written on 26.01.02 (Very useful, 962 readings)
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Get your brain into gear and get ready to challenge your mind…. You are about to play Mindtrap!! + What orchestral device is neither blown, bowed, plucked nor struck? + If Bert Bragg's (where do they come up with these names from?!!) peacock laid an egg on Bertha Dribble's driveway in Sussex during the 1930s, who would be the rightful owner of the egg? + What is the last thing both men and women take off before going to bed? + And finally … (now you are getting into this …..) Two very popular and common objects carry out the same function, yet one of them has thousands of moving parts and the other hasn't ...

Mindtrap: Oh. my head hurts - great. (140 words)
by skyeman - written on 25.09.00 (Useful, 71 readings)
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This is the game for those into lateral thinking. De Bono has a lot to answer for. I got this game for my younger brother last Christmas. What a laugh we had. He is now a psychologist and this should have been right up his street. He loved it. It really blew the cobwebs away and helped us to forget about the up and coming turkey sandwiches. The game is quite simple. You have a card. On the card is a scenario. You have to work it out. It beats charades hands down. It is a must if you like to think and it is great for strecthing the imagination and get the family speaking to one another. Forget the Christmas premier ...