MindGames creates 28 Spoons Later, world's first mind-controlled zombie game

MindGames, Ltd, iOS games developer, releases 28 Spoons Later, a new zombie game controlled by the player’s mind.

28 Spoons Later is an attention training game which helps users learn vital skills while having fun. The game is controlled by the player’s brainwaves via either the NeuroSky MindWave Mobile or PLX XWave headsets.

In the game, the player is captured by a gentleman zombie, who wants a nice dish of brains for dinner. Luckily for the player, the zombie has perfect manners and won’t eat brains without a spoon. The player must try to stay alive as long as possible by bending the zombie’s spoons with his focus level.

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"28 Spoons Later is a mind training game, which helps you to train in the important mental habit of focus while having fun," - Deepa Iyengar, CEO of MindGames, comments. "This game is a first step toward our development of clinically effective mind training games. Such games could be used by psychologists and psychiatrists to train people who have problems with attention."

28 Spoons Later is available on the App Store. Brainwave headsets are available from the NeuroSky and PLX websites.

28 Spoons Later is a mind training game with an endless number of levels. Your goal is to survive - for as long as you can. This exciting game helps you develop your ability to focus. The more you practice, the better your ability to focus your attention in real-life situations.

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MindGames ehf/MindGames, Ltd., based in Reykjavik, Iceland, is a developer of iOS games which you control using consumer brainwave headsets: the NeuroSky MindWave Mobile, or PLX Devices' XWave.
In December 2010, MindGames became the first company in the world to sell an iPhone application controlled by the user's brainwaves. In Tug of Mind, the player can upload a photo of someone he knows and turn it into an angry, lifelike 3D opponent. To win, the player has to keep his cool.
In March 2011 MindGames released W.I.L.D., a mind-controlled game for iPhone and iPad. In this game, players navigate a waking dream with their powers of relaxation and attention.
Three of MindGames' six founders are: an associate professor of artificial intelligence with a doctorate from MIT, a master's degree holder in neurophysiology of habit learning from MIT, a software developer for mobile phone platforms with 12 years of experience.

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"28 Spoons Later is a mind training game, which helps you to train in the important mental habit of focus while having fun. This game is a first step toward our development of clinically effective mind training games. Such games could be used by psychologists and psychiatrists to train people who have problems with attention."

Deepa Iyengar, CEO of MindGames