This Game More Brain Sharpening than Flappy Bird

Exercising the brain is not only the way rigid. Sharpen the brain can be done through the medium of the fun is the game fun.Game Flappy Bird is quite exciting, but the games that have been withdrawn from the application center only test the patience of the players. While the game is now emerging alternative that is not only exciting, but claimed to sharpen the brain. This game is The Killer Frog.The new game is made by PT. Logisera, a subsidiary of PT. Indonesian Dwitama based in Jakarta, Indonesia.Logisera are games that support the improvement of memory and concentration. Uniquely, the game made Logisera already through researchover 10 years by scientists nervous system of the brain ( neuroscience ) at the University Aut�noma de Madrid Spain." Neuroscience has successfully developed further to be able to help people in improving their cognitive function of the brain. Through Logisera, we want to help exercise their brains in a way that is fun, that is by playing games neuroscience, " said Kostas Stavrakis, Director of PT. Logisera.Beta version of Logisera has officially launched online on March 7, 2014, by bringing eight exciting games which can be accessed free of charge at the website users www.logisera.com.Games include Farmer on The Trail, Fishing, Armageddon, Missing Cakes, Matching Figures, The Killer Frog, Sagan Interstellar Voyage and Who Ate My Pizza ?.Currently the game is still in beta already diluncurka on March 7. This game specifically for the PC only. Expected late next month full version has appeared, then the game can be found at the center of a PC application such as Windows, iOS, Mac and Android. Full Version of Logisera promised to be released by using the latest popular program system, namely HTML5." After more than 10 years of research to study the influence of neuroscience on human brain games, Logisera is the first online platform that we developed bedasarkan neuroscience techniques. We hope Logisera users can utilize to train their brain function, " said Dr. Miguel Ruiz, one of the professor of neuroscience behind the creation of the game Logisera

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