Accordingly, to maximize the cognitive benefits you derive from playing, you should alternate between different types of games, helping you to improve different abilities, especially when you feel that you is reaching the point of diminishing returns for playing a certain game. Furthermore, you should try to focus on games that help you improve your skills foodle in a way that translates to the real-world tasks you need to do.

Absolutely! I’ve noticed the same—switching between different games keeps things fresh and challenges different skills. For example, when I was stuck on a tricky puzzle in Block Blast, I used the Block Blast Solver. It’s an AI-smart tool that analyzes the board and suggests the best moves, which not only helped me complete the level but also improved my pattern recognition and strategic thinking. Alternating between that and other skill-based games really made a difference in how I approach problem-solving in real-world tasks.